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Obtain all the zeroes of 3x⁴+6x³-2x²-10x-5​

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Answered by temporarygirl
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Answered by ThisIsYourFriend
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Given p(x) = 3x⁴+6x³-2x²-10x-5--(1)

The degree of p(x) is 4 , so it has at most 4 zeroes.

The two zeroes of given p(x) are

√(5/3) and -√(5/3)

The equation of the polynomial whose zeroes are √(5/3) and -√(5/3 )

= ( x+√5/3 )( x - √5/3 )

= x² - 5/3 --- (2)

Divide (1) with ( 2 ) , we get

x²-5/3)3x⁴+6x³-2x²-10x-5(3x²+6x+3

           3x⁴+ 0 - 5x²

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                 6x³+3x²-10x-5

                 6x³ + 0 - 10x

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                        3x² + 0 - 5

                        3x² + 0 - 5

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                         ( 0 )

p(x) = ( x²-5/3)( 3x²+6x+3 )

= 3(x²-5/3)( x²+2x+1 )

= 3[ x² - {√(5/3)}² ] ( x + 1 )²

= 3(x+√5/3)(x-√5/3)(x+1)(x+1)

Therefore ,

The zeroes of the given polynomial

are -√(5/3), √(5/3) , -1, -1

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