Math, asked by blackhero40678, 1 month ago

Find the value of polynomial for x=1: 2x-2x^3+7​

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Answered by AbhinavRocks10
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Let's solve your equation step-by-step.

\tt x=(1)(2)x−2x3+7

\tt x=−2x3+2x+7

Step 1: Subtract -2x^3+2x+7 from both sides.

x−(−2x3+2x+7)=−2x3+2x+7−(−2x3+2x+7)

\tt 2x3−x−7=0

Step 2: Use cubic formula.

\tt x=1.627889

Answer:

\tt x=1.627889

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Answered by YaoiGod1
2

Answer

  1. substitute x=1 in 2x-2x³+7

2(1)-2(1)³+7=2-2+7= 7

therefore value of polynomial when x=1 is 7

I hope it helps

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