SOLUTION: 3x4-4x3+x2+6x-2 This is 3x to the fourth, - 4x to the third, + X to the second, + 6X -2. Sorry I dont know how to put the powers. a. State the degree of the polynomial. b. State

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Question 1197374: 3x4-4x3+x2+6x-2 This is 3x to the fourth, - 4x to the third, + X to the second, + 6X -2. Sorry I dont know how to put the powers.
a. State the degree of the polynomial.
b. State the number of zeros the polynomial function will have.
c. Use the Rational Zero Theorem to list all of the possible rational zeros
d. Use your calculator to determine which numbers in the list of rational zeros are probable rational
zeros.
e. Use synthetic division to verify one rational zero.
f. Use synthetic division or other algebraic methods to find all remaining zeros. List all of the zeros
of the polynomial function.

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Identical exercise was answered later.

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