Answer:
A. 6^2/7 and (√6)^7
Step-by-step explanation:
Because we can't get 6 out of root as a whole we need to use the power to show its value when we do so.
The power of (√6)^7 has is seven and degree of the root is 2 so we have to put 2/7 over 6 when we take it out of root.
The answer is -8 (-8=2*-4)
B)40 because (4)*50/5 is (4)*10
Factoring f(x) would give a factor (x-1-2i), so you can divide f(x) by this, leaving (x-3)(x+4)(x-1+2i), so the other roots are:
x=3
x=-4
x=1-2i