where is the rest of the information?
You didn't give the fourth zero, but the answer is still false. If you have a root or an imaginary number as a zero, then its conjugate is also a zero. So if 8i is a zero, then -8i must also be a zero, and if 4i is a zero, then -4i must be a zero, with those zeros and -4, the number of zeroes exceeds the number of zeroes that a fourth degree polynomial can have.
Answer: Least to greatest: 9199, 56656, 67445
Greatest to least: 67445, 56656, 9199
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The domain is the set of x values for which the function resides in.
In this graph, it is unclear as to if the function goes on to infinity, but if it does, the answer is quite easily:
(-2, 4] and [7, ∞)
since the function starts on the left at -2 then continues to the right, with a pause, then indefinitely after.
