57-62 - Factor Theorem Show that the given value(s) of e are zeros of P(x), and find all other zeros of P(x). 57. P(x) = x' + 2r² – 9x – 18, c = -2 58. P(x) = x' - 5x² – 2x + 10, e = 5 59. P(x) = x -x² - 11x + 15, c = 3 60. P(x) = 3x* –x - 21x² – 11x + 6, c = -2, 61. P(x) = 3x* - &r - 14x + 31x + 6, c = -2, 3 62. P(x) = 2x* - 13x + 7x + 37x + 15, c = -1, 3

57-62 - Factor Theorem Show that the given value(s) of e are zeros of P(x), and find all other zeros of P(x). 57. P(x) = x' + 2r² – 9x – 18, c = -2 58. P(x) = x' - 5x² – 2x + 10, e = 5 59. P(x) = x -x² - 11x + 15, c = 3 60. P(x) = 3x* –x - 21x² – 11x + 6, c = -2, 61. P(x) = 3x* - &r - 14x + 31x + 6, c = -2, 3 62. P(x) = 2x* - 13x + 7x + 37x + 15, c = -1, 3

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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Author:Swokowski

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Chapter4: Polynomial And Rational Functions

Section4.3: Zeros Of Polynomials

Problem 42E

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