0, 4, 8 find an equation with these solutions
\[x^3-12 x^2+32 x \]
\[(x-0)(x-4)(x-8)\]Multiply them.
generally an equation of the form: \[(x-c_1)(x-c_2)...(x-c_n)=0\]where all the "c" terms are constants means that the "c" terms are all the solutions of tis equation. using this you should be able to work out the answer you want.
saifoo.khan your answer is wrong
No, it can't be.
chk your question
loll i did and it says wrong
look at what I typed out - that should give you a BIG hint
it says its wrong ):
sigh...it should be: (x-0)(x-4)(x-8)=0 which simplifies to: x(x-4)(x-8)=0
And then finally to answer i wrote.
ur right saifoo... my homework much just be stupid
which expands to: \[x^{3}-12x^{2}+32x=0\] you omitted the "= 0" on the RHS.
Online hw sucks at formatting. >_<
oh duh me! i forgot to set it equal to zero
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