SOLUTION: this is for Algebra 2. we are working on The Rational Zero Therem and i cannot figure the answer to this question.
f(x)=3x^3+19x^2+4x-12
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Question 394297: this is for Algebra 2. we are working on The Rational Zero Therem and i cannot figure the answer to this question.
f(x)=3x^3+19x^2+4x-12 Answer by richard1234(7193) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! The rational root theorem states that if a polynomial + ... + has a rational root, then it must be in the form +- a/b, where a is a factor of and b is a factor of . So, if +- a/b is a rational root for your given polynomial, it might be -12/3 or 6/1 or whatever...you can try plugging in a few possible rational numbers for yourself.
