Asked by Mike
Sorry if this sounds incorrect, I hope it doesn't, if it does, don't worry about it. They are the advanced questions and it probably translates badly and sometimes my math chart doesn't have the exact translations.
For which values of p are f (p) = p + q2 + q zero places?
For which values of p are f (p) = p + q2 + q zero places?
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Answered by
oobleck
not sure what "zero places" are
do you mean where f(p)=0 ?
clearly, p = -(q^2+q) makes f(p) = 0
do you mean where f(p)=0 ?
clearly, p = -(q^2+q) makes f(p) = 0
Answered by
Mike
Hey oobleck, thanks for the help so far (And in general).
I think I figured it out though. It means where the function's graph intersects the x-axis. (What would be the correct term for this in English?)
I think I figured it out though. It means where the function's graph intersects the x-axis. (What would be the correct term for this in English?)
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