solve the equations 6x^4-13x^3-35x^2-x+3=0given that 2-√3is a root
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2
Answer:
Since 2−
3
is a root, we know that 2+
3
is also a root, and corresponding to this pair of roots we have the quadratic factor x
2
−4x+1.
Also 6x
4
−13x
3
−35x
2
−x+3=(x
2
−4x+1)(6x
2
+11x+3);
Hence the other roots are obtained from
6x
2
+11x+3=0, or (3x+1)(2x+3)=0;
Thus, the roots are −
3
1
,−
2
3
,2+
3
,2−
3
.
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0
Answer:
x=−23 =−1.500
x=− 31 =−0.333
x= 24− 12 =2− 3 =0.268
x= 24+ 12 =2+ 3 =3.732
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