You need to work out the variables of 20 (the last number) first:
1, 2, 4, 5, 10, 20
Lets call these folks "p"
At that point you need to work out the components of the main coefficient (the number before the most astounding force of x):
1
Lets call this person "q"
At that point you need to make all the conceivable divisions you can with:
±p/q
Since q is only 1, we are fortunate, so the conceivable normal roots are:
±1/1,±2/1,±4/1,±5/1.±10/1,±20/1
Answer:
me big of fraction? what is that? :(
Step-by-step explanation:
You could do the negative square root of 16 and the negative square root of 25 to get -4 and -5. So this means the answer is negative square root of 20 is in between -4 and -5
I think a is the answer im not sure
