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a3 - 125-2a + 10
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Answered by aniii03
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Answer:

Simplify the following:

a^3 - 2 a - 125 + 10

Grouping like terms, a^3 - 2 a - 125 + 10 = a^3 - 2 a + (-125 + 10):

a^3 - 2 a + (-125 + 10)

10 - 125 = -115:

a^3 - 2 a + -115

The possible rational roots of a^3 - 2 a - 115 are a = ± 1, a = ± 5, a = ± 23, a = ± 115. Of these, a = 5 is a root. This gives a - 5 as all linear factors:

((a - 5) (a^3 - 2 a - 115))/(a - 5)

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a | - | 5 | | a^2 | + | 5 a | + | 23

a^3 | + | 0 a^2 | - | 2 a | - | 115

a^3 | - | 5 a^2 | | | |

| | 5 a^2 | - | 2 a | |

| | 5 a^2 | - | 25 a | |

| | | | 23 a | - | 115

| | | | 23 a | - | 115

| | | | | | 0:

Answer: |

| a^2 + 5 a + 23 (a - 5)

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by shaimunprova12
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Step-by-step explanation:

A3 - 125-2a +10=0

a3-115-2a=0

a3-2a =115

a(a2-2)=115

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