In order to find zeroes of a function, we will probably want to use our quadratic formula.
-b±√b^2-4(a)(c)/2a
If we know our values, we can plug it in.
Our values:
A=1 (Since there is no number in front of x, it is an assumed 1)
B=17
C=72
Now, We can plug it into our formula.
BE SURE TO PUT PARENTHESIS AROUND ALL TERMS!
-(17)±√(17)^2-4(1)(72)/2(1)
Now we can type it into a calculator!
When we plug it into the formula. It gives us two real solutions (or zeroes) which are represented as:
-8 & -9.
1.) 1.67×10 to the power of 9
2.) 1.133×10 to the power of -3
3.) 1.75×10 to the power of 9
4.) 2.64×10 to the power of 4
5.) 2.947×10 to the power of -6
6.) 4.24×10 to the power of 5
7.) 1.0207×10 to the power of 6
8.) 1.027×10 to the power of 5
BRAINLY BRAINLY BRAINLY the answer is C
Answer:
No solution
Step-by-step explanation:
24a-22= -4(1-6a)
24a-22= -4+24a
-24a -24a
0-22= -4
-22= -4
12 1/10
A quick way to get this one is to recognize that .1 is a decimal in the tenth place. Because of this, we know to put it over 10. Because 1/10 cannot be simplified, it is in simplest form. Now, simply return the whole number to the fraction.
