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A polynomial equation includes the term 8x5
. According to the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra, which statement must be true?(1 point)
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The equation has at least 5 roots.
The equation has at least 5 roots.
The equation has more than 5 roots.
The equation has more than 5 roots.
All the roots of the equation are real.
All the roots of the equation are real.
The equation has an odd number of real roots.
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The equation has at least 5 roots.
Reason: 8x^5 makes the polynomial degree 5. By the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra it has exactly 5 complex roots (counting multiplicity), so it must have at least 5 roots overall.
Reason: 8x^5 makes the polynomial degree 5. By the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra it has exactly 5 complex roots (counting multiplicity), so it must have at least 5 roots overall.
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