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Suppose we have a generic polynomial of the form:

To know how many roots the polynomial can have, the first thing you should do is observe the term of greatest exponent.
For this case, the term of greatest exponent is 2.
Therefore, the polynomial has 2 roots.
Answer:
You must observe the term of the polynomial with greater exponent.
Answer:
=−5.75x−17.4
Step-by-step explanation:
=−0.25x−8+−1(5.5x+9.4)
=−0.25x+−8+−1(5.5x)+(−1)(9.4)
=−0.25x+−8+−5.5x+−9.4
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=−0.25x+−8+−5.5x+−9.4
=(−0.25x+−5.5x)+(−8+−9.4)
=−5.75x+−17.4
Answer:
=−5.75x−17.4
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
midpoint of EF: (-3,1/2)
distance of HG: 3.64
Answer:
X=4
Step-by-step explanation:
2X - 10 = -2
2X = 8
X = 8/2
X = 4
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