Concept explainers
a.
To find: all zeros of the function.
a.

Answer to Problem 100CR
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Concept used:-
Rational root test:- Let f(x) be a polynomial and c be constant term in f(x) and a is leading coefficient of f(x) then ratio of possible divisors of constant term and leading coefficient can rational zeros of function.
Rational root =
Calculation:- Possible divisors of constant term are
1stmethod:-
Since, we know zeros of a polynomial satisfies polynomial so, by putting these numbers in polynomial we can check which number is zero of polynomial.
2ndmethod: - using synthetic division method we can also check the roots of polynomial.
Now, we check, is (x+5) factor of
Hence, (x+ 5) is factor of
So,
Applying shreedhracharya for
So,
Therefore, (1) becomes
So, zeros of function are
b.
To represent: the polynomial as product of linear factor form.
b.

Answer to Problem 100CR
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Zeros of given function are
Calculation:
From part (A) and equation (2), we have
c.
the x- intercept of function and verify it using graphing ultity.
c.

Answer to Problem 100CR
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
From part (B) we have
Concept used:-
The graph of polynomial cuts the x- axis at its real zeros.
Calculation:-
Since, we have
Real zeros of polynomial is -5.
So graph of given function will cut x-axis at x= -5
Verification:-
Using graph we can see graph of function cuts x-axis at x = -5.
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