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3 years ago

Given the polynomial f(x)=8x5−4x3 6x 15

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Hello,

Answer D 5/4

since div 15={1,3,5,15}
and div 8={1,2,4,8}
posiible rational root is a*b where a∈div 15 and b∈div 8

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