Can you use the commutative property when diving fractions please explain
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remember the roots of a polynomial is
P(x)=(x-r1)(x-r2)...(x-rn)
so we have 5th degreee, means all exponents shoud add to 5
leading coeficient of 1, that means
P(x)=1x^n+bx^(n-1)...zx^0
means highest power coefience it 1
roots of multiplicity 2 at x=2 and x=0, means those roots show up 2 times each
root at x=2 means (x-2), it has multiplicity 2 so (x-2)^2
root at x=0 means (x-0), it has multiplicyt 2 so (x-0)^2
last one, multiplicity 1 and root at x=-4
(x-(-4))^1=(x+4)
so the polynomial is
remember the roots of a polynomial is
P(x)=(x-r1)(x-r2)...(x-rn)
so we have 5th degreee, means all exponents shoud add to 5
leading coeficient of 1, that means
P(x)=1x^n+bx^(n-1)...zx^0
means highest power coefience it 1
roots of multiplicity 2 at x=2 and x=0, means those roots show up 2 times each
root at x=2 means (x-2), it has multiplicity 2 so (x-2)^2
root at x=0 means (x-0), it has multiplicyt 2 so (x-0)^2
last one, multiplicity 1 and root at x=-4
(x-(-4))^1=(x+4)
so the polynomial is