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Why is it that when (x+1) is a factor that a root (of the same polynomial) is NEGATIVE one? I don't get that!
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you are looking for the value of x that makes the factor or polynomial equal to zero so you need to solve x + 1 = 0 which gives x = -1 as the zero in a polynomial where (x + 1) such as (x+1)(x^2 +3x + 8) is you substitute x = -1 then the factor (x + 1) will be zero and zero times any number is zero. hope this helps and makes some sense..
Yes, it did, thanks! Math books are notorious for leaving off a bit that might make all the difference! =)
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