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find the square root by division method 4+25x^2-12x-24x^3+16x^4

Answers

Answered by pushkarsharma2006
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Step-by-step explanation:

Explanation:

Given:

4

+

25

x

2

12

x

24

x

3

+

16

x

4

Rearrange in standard form with descending powers of

x

:

16

x

4

24

x

3

+

25

x

2

12

x

+

4

Note that if this polynomial has a square factor then that will also be a factor of its derivative:

64

x

3

72

x

2

+

50

x

12

=

2

(

32

x

3

36

x

2

+

25

x

6

)

So we want to find the GCF of these polynomials.

Multiplying the original quartic by

2

, we get:

32

x

4

48

x

3

+

50

x

2

24

x

+

8

=

x

(

32

x

3

36

x

2

+

25

x

6

)

12

x

3

+

25

x

2

18

x

+

8

Now:

3

(

32

x

3

36

x

2

+

25

x

6

)

+

8

(

12

x

3

+

25

x

2

18

x

+

8

)

=

96

x

3

108

x

2

+

75

x

18

96

x

3

+

200

x

2

144

x

+

64

=

92

x

2

69

x

+

46

=

23

(

4

x

2

3

x

+

2

)

Then we find:

(

4

x

2

3

x

+

2

)

2

=

16

x

4

24

x

3

+

25

x

2

12

x

+

4

as required.

So:

16

x

4

24

x

3

+

25

x

2

12

x

+

4

=

4

x

2

3

x

+

2

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