SOLUTION: Find the roots of the polynomial function. f(x)=4^3-10x^2-6x =5+-1over 4 what are the roots? Am I correct so far?
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saxon algebra 2
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Find the roots of the polynomial function.
f(x)=4^3-10x^2-6x
=5+-1over 4
what are the roots? Am I correct so far?
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saxon algebra 2
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First, set the right side equal to zero
Factor out the GCF 2x
Factor
to get
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Set each factor equal to zero
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, or
Solve for "x" in each case
So the solutions are
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let y= -10x^2 -6x +4^3 = -10x^2 -6x +64
at y=0, 0= -10x^2 -6x +64
0= 10x^2+6x-64
0=2(5x^2 +3x -32)
use quadratic eqn to solve
x= ( -(3) +- ( (3)^2 - 4 (5) (-32) )^1/2 ) / 2 (5)
x=( -3 +- ( 9+640)^1/2 ) /10
x=(-3 +-25.5) / 10
x=+2.25, (-2.85)
check
ok using calc