.15 is your answer, seeing as .15 is equivalent to 15%
as we move down the list as we push the *digits* to the *left*through the decimal *point* *each* *number has been 10*. and so we can easily *multiply* or divide by *a* power of *10* because of our system of positional numeration. Each Place belongs to the next power of *10*.
Since this polynomial has 4 terms, factoring by grouping should be the first thing we try here.
So, we have:
So, we can use ZPP to find out roots:
So our three roots are:
The answer is x=3
because 3x2 is 6 and 6x6 is 36 because a hexagon has 6 sides, and 3x3 is 9+3 is 12 and 12+12 is 24 and 3+3 is 6 so 6+6 is 12 and is you add that to 24 then that’s 36 aswell.
