<em>Okay so, im not the best at explaining, but so we have a percentage. its 25%. you want to take the 25% and put it over 100 because a percentage is a number or ratio expressed as a fraction of 100. so it will be written as 25%/100</em>
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<em>divide 25 by 100 and you get 0.25, correct? so that's one step further towards the answer.</em>
<em>then we write x/90 because we don't know (well we do) what we're gonna put. but, we're gonna multiply 0.25 by 90 and we get 22.5, which is equivalent to </em><em>22.50</em><em>.</em>
According to Descartes Rule of Sign, The maximum number of real roots a polynomial equation has is the number of times the sign of term changes from a higher power term to a lower power term.
In the given equation, , we can already see that from to we can see that the sign didn't change so there might be no real roots. From to , we can see that the signs change so we now know that there might be real root for equation. From to , the signs changed so there might be real roots. From to , it changed again so there might be real roots. There are no other term with lesser power to compare for so we are left with real roots.