Yes you use the method of your choice to solve (x+7)*(x+7)
Then you distribute the negative -1(x^2+14x+49)
Then you add the four
-x^2-14x-45 should be your answer
B is the correct answer. A,C, and D will all give you the correct slope.
Hey there!
In order to solve this, remember PEMDAS. First, start with solving whatever is in parentheses. Then, move on to exponents. Then, complete the multiplication and division. Lastly, add or subtract anything remaining. Omit any steps that aren't present.
Parentheses:
<span>1 – 5 + 1 × (4 × 4 – 31) × 8
</span>1 – 5 + 1 × (–15) × 8
Multiplication/Division (Left to Right):
1 – 5 + (–15) × 8
1 – 5 + (–120)
1 – 5 – 120
Addition/Subtraction (Left to Right):
–4 – 120
–124
Your answer is –124.
Hope this helped you out! :-)
Given that a polynomial function P(x) has rational coefficients.
Two roots are already given which are i and 7+8i,
Now we have to find two additional roots of P(x)=0
Given roots i and 7+8i are complex roots and we know that complex roots always occur in conjugate pairs so that means conjugate of given roots will also be the roots.
conjugate of a+bi is given by a-bi
So using that logic, conjugate of i is i
also conjugate of 7+8i is 7-8i
Hence final answer for the remaining roots are (-i) and (7-8i).
The y intercept is -2, but I don't remember how to find the vertex sorry
