The degree of the polynomial function f is the number of zeros function f has.
The remaining zeros of the polynomial function are -i, 4 + i and 2 - i
<h3>How to determine the remaining zeros</h3>
The degrees of the polynomial is given as;
Degree = 6
The zeros are given as:
i, 4-i,2+i
The above numbers are complex numbers.
This means that, their conjugates are also zeros of the polynomial
Their conjugates are -i, 4 + i and 2 - i
Hence, the remaining zeros of the polynomial function are -i, 4 + i and 2 - i
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Answer:
Correct option is D. No, since the ratios of the corresponding sides are not proportional.
Step-by-step explanation:
Please refer to the attached figure
Let height of coach represents by AB = 6 feet
And shadow of coach represents by BC = 4 feet
Let height of goal post represents by DE = x feet
And Shadow of goal post represents by EF = 12 feet.
Since measurement of shadows are at same time. therefore ratio of height of coach and height of goal post must be same as ratio of shadow of coach and shadow of goal post.
⇒ 6/x = 4/12
⇒x = 72/4 = 18 feet
So goal post is not at regular height , since expected height is 20 feet while actual height is 18 feet . And if we consider value of x as 20 feet instead of 18 feet , ratio of corresponding sides will not match.
Hence correct answer is D. No, since the ratios of the corresponding sides are not proportional.
I couldn't able to understand ur question , give an example problem
The rope is 1 and 1/3 long,1 is the same as saying 3/3,
this means that the rope is 3/3 + 1/3 long,so it is 4/3 foot long,
you now want to get half of this number so that each person has an equal length of rope,so multiply the length of rope by a half,
4/3 x 1/2 = 4/6 , which if simplified = 2/3, this means that each friend gets 2/3 foot of rope.
You can draw this in a diagram by drawing the 1 foot of rope, and then dividing it up into 3 sections. Then add the 1/3 foot of rope into the drawing. It should then be easy to see that altogether there are 4 separate sections of rope and that if each friend has two sections then they will be sharing equal amounts, so consequently each friend has two of the thirds of rope, 2/3
