Asked by Katie
y=x^3-2x^2+25x-50 Can someone please help me? I sort of understand it but need the steps and answer. This is a similar question to the real one to have an example. Thanks!
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Answered by
Ms Pi 3.14159265358979323
You can either use the factor theorem or long divide to find the roots : )
I would suggest checking when x = 2
This will help you find the first factor : )
I would suggest checking when x = 2
This will help you find the first factor : )
Answered by
Katie
Ms Pi 3.1415926358979323Thank you. I don't exactly understand what you're saying though. Is there any way you can start the steps and I try to finish the rest?
Answered by
Kaitlyn
You can do grouping which is basically grouping the first two and second two terms.
step 1: (x^3-2x^2)(+25x-50)
step 2: take out any common factors x^2 (x-2) +25 (x-2)
step 3: group the factors together (x^2 +25) (x-2)
step 4: factor everything out
step 1: (x^3-2x^2)(+25x-50)
step 2: take out any common factors x^2 (x-2) +25 (x-2)
step 3: group the factors together (x^2 +25) (x-2)
step 4: factor everything out
Answered by
Math guy
You can group the two first terms and two last terms because the ratios of the coefficients are equal. So treat the problem as y=(x^3-2x^2)+(25x-50) and then factor out an x^2 from the first group and a 25 from the second group and then combine then with what’s left to get (x^2+25)(x-2) and then you get x=2, -5i, and 5i
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