What is the value of a and b F(x)=x(x+a)(x-b)

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8 0

Unfortunately, Tashara, you have not provided enuf info from which to calculate the values of a and b. If you were to set F(x)=x(x+a)(x-b) = to 0, then:

x=0,
x=-a
x=-b

but this doesn't answer your question.
Double check that you have shared all aspects of this question.

Lesechka [4]3 years ago

5 0

a=xb+F-x(squared)
over x-b

b=xa-F+x(squared)
over x+a

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