Math, asked by dinofossil, 6 months ago

Which of these is a zero of the polynomials p(y) = 3y³- 16y-8!​

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Answered by harrypotter31
30

Answer:

-2

Step-by-step explanation:

substitute each y term with -2,u will get +32 and -32=0 thus -2 is zero of polynomial

Answered by amitnrw
8

Given :  p(y) = 3y³ - 16y - 8  

To Find : Zeros of the polynomial

Solution:

p(y) = 3y³ - 16y - 8  

p(1)  = 3(1)³ - 16(1) - 8  = -21

p(2)  = 3(2)³ - 16(2) - 8  = -16

p(3)  = 3(3)³ - 16(3) - 8  = 25

p(-1)  = 3(-1)³ - 16(-1) - 8  =  5

p(-2)  = 3(-2)³ - 16(-2) - 8  =  0

Using factor theorem

(y - (-2)) = y + 2 is a factor

and - 2 is a zero

                      3y² -6y -4

   y  + 2          3y³ - 16y - 8  

                      3y³ + 6y²

                     ___________

                             -6y² - 16y  - 8

                            -6y²  -12y

                             ______________

                                       -4y -  8

                                       -4y -  8

                                ______________

                                           0

3y³ - 16y - 8   = (y + 2)(3y² -6y -4)

3y² -6y -4  = 0

=> y =  (6  ± √(36 + 48))/(2* 3)

=> y = ( 3± √21 )/3

= y  = 1  ±  √7/√3

zeroes are   - 2 ,   1  +  √7/√3 , 1 -  √7/√3

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