.Find the zeros of the polynomial function.
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First, fint the roots of the equation
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2. You can see that this equation has two different real roots. Note that you can make this statement without finding roots, only knowing the value of discriminant: since D=81>0, then the equation has two different real roots.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Things to remember:
1). When we divide a number having decimal by 10, 100, 1000 or any number multiple of ten, decimal point of the numerator shifts left by the number of zeros present in denominator.
Example:
2). When we multiply a decimal number by 10, 100, or any number number multiple of 10, decimal point of the original number shifts right by number of zeros present in multiplier.
Example: 2.0 × 100 = 200
In this question, 0.014 × 100000 = 1400.000
Therefore, product of 0.014 and 100000 is 1400 because the decimal point in 0.014 moves 5 places to the right.