To find the factor a a polynomial from its roots, we are going to seat each one of the roots equal to

, and then we are going to factor backwards.
We know for our problem that one of the roots of our polynomial is -3, so lets set -3 equal to

and factor backwards:



is a factor of our polynomial.
We also know that another root of our polynomial is

, so lets set

equal to

and factor backwards:




(

is a factor of our polynomial.
We can conclude that there is no correct answer in your given choices.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A negative number times a negative number is a positive.
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-0.8 = -0.8/10
-0.8 x 10 = -8
<span>1 × 10 = 10</span>
<span>-8/10
Simplified = -4/5
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It factorises to -
4(x+6)
Since most of these are mixed number you have to convert them into improper fractions.
For an example 2 3/4 x 1/2
First you would have the convert 2 3/4
You would add 2 to 3 then multiply 2 to 4
So it would be (2x4) + 3
You keep the denominator of the originally fraction so it would be 11/4
Then to finish you would multiply straight across so
11x1= 11
4x2=8
11/8
1 3/8
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