3 years ago

Find the number of possible positive real zeros of f(x)= -7x^4+ 49x^3+ 84x^2.

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Solnce55 [7]3 years ago

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B.Two is your answer

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Find the number of possible positive real zeros of f(x)= -7x^4+ 49x^3+ 84x^2￼.

Find the number of possible positive real zeros of f(x)= -7x^4+ 49x^3+ 84x^2.