Consider the function f(z) = z' + 5z2 - 14z. . Enter the factors and the roots separated by a comma. a, How many roots could f(I) have? f(1) has at most roots. b. List the factors of f(x). The factors of f(1) are c. List the roots of f(r). The roots of f(1) are d. Give an example of a different function with exactly the same roots as (r). 9(z) is a new function with the same roots as f(x).

Consider the function f(z) = z' + 5z2 - 14z. . Enter the factors and the roots separated by a comma. a, How many roots could f(I) have? f(1) has at most roots. b. List the factors of f(x). The factors of f(1) are c. List the roots of f(r). The roots of f(1) are d. Give an example of a different function with exactly the same roots as (r). 9(z) is a new function with the same roots as f(x).

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter4: Polynomial And Rational Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 14T

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