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How to factor: x^5-6x^4+40x^2-13x-70 Please show me the steps!
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There is a theorem thing that states that plus or minus the factors of the constant(70 in this case) divided by plus or minus the constant in front of the term with the largest power are all the possibilities of the factors of the polynomial. So just start crunching the numbers.
try \[\pm1,2,5,7,10,35,70\]then use synthetic division or polynomial long division to divide out the factors
can you explain synthetic divsion please?
let finish solving the problem and then I will explain
Then, can you please show the steps for doing the polynomial long division to divide out the factors
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there is only one integer factor: (x-2). |dw:1357004129003:dw|
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