Question

(x-4)(x-(1/4))(x+10)=(log(pi)+sin(pi/7)^0-1

Answer 1

So it looks pretty complicated, but if you take a look at the right side you see that the complex pi/log/sin stuff is all raised to the 0th power, which means it's 1 (ANYTHING raised to the 0th power is 1).
So if we replace that by 1 we get
\[ (x-4)(x-\frac{1}{4})(x+10)=1-1=0 \]
Now it should be pretty easy.

Answer 2

I CANNOT SEE EQUATIONS FRO MTHE EQUATION BUTTON!!! ALL I SEE ARE THE SLASHES AND THE BRACKETS AND THE BRACES!!

Answer 3

Okay, what I wrote was:
(x-4)(x-1/4)(x+10)=1-1=0

Answer 4

and also, i kthe answer, i was wondering how many others can get it.