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Obtain all zeroes of 6x^4-13x^3-34x^2+47x+30, if two of its zeroes are -2 and 3

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Answered by vickyvickramaditya14
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Answer:

Given, p(x) = 6x^4 - 13x³ -34x²+47x+30

two zeros of p(x) = -2 , 3

= (x + 2) (x - 3)

= x² -3x +2x -6

= x² -1x -6 = g(x)

now divide p(x) with g(x),

x² - x - 6 ) 6x^4 -13x³ - 34x²+47x +30 ( 6x² -7x -5

6x^4 - 6x³ - 36x²

(-)___(+)___(+)___________

0 - 7x³ +2x² + 47x +30

- 7x³ +7x² +42x

(+)___(-)__(-)________

0 - 5x² + 5x + 30

- 5x² +5x + 30

(+)___(-)__(-)_____

{ 0 }

now take q(x), = 6x² -7x -5

spliting of the middle terms,

= 6x² +3x -10x -5

= 3x(2x + 1) - 5 (2x + 1)

= (2x + 1) (3x - 5)

x = -1/2 , 5/3

therefore, the other two zeros of p(x) = -1/2 , 5/3

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