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find all zeros of pollynomial x4 + x3 -34x2-4x+120 if two zeros are 2 and -2​

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Answered by ExᴏᴛɪᴄExᴘʟᴏʀᴇƦ
15

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☞ The other two zeros are 5 & -6

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✭ Two of the zeros of the polynomial x⁴+x³-34x²-4x+120 are 2 & -2

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◈ All the other zeros of the Polynomial?

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Two zeros are 2 & -2

\sf x = 2

\sf x-2 = 0

Similarly

\sf x = -2

\sf x+2 = 0

Multiplying the both,

\sf (x-2)(x+2)

\sf x^2+2x-2x-4

\sf \green{x^2-4}

So we shall divide x⁴+x³-34x²-4x+120 with x²-4

For division steps take a look at the attachment!!

◕ Quotient = x²+x-30

◕ Remainder = 0

Finding its zeros,

\sf x^2+x-30

\sf x^2+6x-5x-30 = 0

\sf x(x+6) -5(x+6) = 0

\sf (x-5)(x+6)

Equating with zero

»» \sf x-5 = 0

»» \sf x = 5

Similarly,

»» \sf x+6 = 0

»» \sf x = -6

«« \sf \orange{Zeros are 5,-6,2 \ \& -2} »»

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Answered by only007team
4

let the two zeroes of the polynomial be 2 and -2

the factor from this polynomial will be

x=2 and x= -2 = (x-2) . (x+2) = x²+2x-2x-4

= x²- 4 is a factor of polynomial

Now, we divide polynomial by the x²- 4

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