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Hello,
Degre 5==> even number of imaginary roots and odd number of reals.
Real roots must be a divisor of 7.
Using Excel, we find
<span>
<span><span>
x
P(x)
</span><span>-7
0
</span>
<span>
-6
1369
</span>
<span>
-5
1352
</span>
<span>
-4
867
</span>
<span>
-3
400
</span>
<span>
-2
125
</span>
<span>
-1
24
</span><span>0
7
</span><span>1
32
</span><span>2
225
</span><span>3
1000
</span><span>4
3179
</span><span>5
8112
</span><span>6
17797
</span><span>7
35000
So: one real root: 7 and 4 imaginary roots.
Answer B
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X=-2 is the answer to your question.
Answer: x= -23/2
Step-by-step explanation:
multiply both sides of the equation by 6
x-5=3(x+6)
distribute 3
x-5=3x+18
move variables to lest-hand side and change sign
x-3x=18+5
like terms
-2x=23
the divide both sides by -2
x= -23/2