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please answer me question number 14,15 both?

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Answered by orambedi237
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Step-by-step explanation:

That means that the only possible rational zeros of f(x) are:


±12,±1,±32,±52,±3,±5,±152,±15


Trying the first one we find:


f(12)=28−54−282+15=1−5−56+604=0


So x=12 is a zero and (2x−1) a factor:


2x3−5x2−28x+15


=(2x−1)(x2−2x−15)


To factor the remaining quadratic, find a pair of factors of 15 which differ by 2. The pair 5,3works, so:


x2−2x−15=(x−5)(x+3)

So the two remaining zeros are x=5 and x=−3



Answered by ChoteMiyan
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