Using P(x) ='6x + 3x +x+ 3x +4 a) Find all possible zeros of P(x) (without testing to see whether they are actually zeros). b) Determine the possible number of positive and negative real zeros using Decarte Rule of signs.

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Section4.4: Complex And Rational Zeros Of Polynomials
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4. Using P(x) =6x+ 3x+
x²+3x +4
%3D
a) Find all possible zeros of P(x) (without testing to see whether they are actually
zeros).
b) Determine the possible number of positive and negative real zeros using Decartes
Rule of signs.
Transcribed Image Text:4. Using P(x) =6x+ 3x+ x²+3x +4 %3D a) Find all possible zeros of P(x) (without testing to see whether they are actually zeros). b) Determine the possible number of positive and negative real zeros using Decartes Rule of signs.
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