Question

Write a trinomial of degree 4 such that the GCF of its terms is 1. Whaat??

Answer 1

its prime, it cant be factored

Answer 2

x^4 + 1 seems to fit just fine

Answer 3

trinomial .. 3 terms tho

Answer 4

Idk what you're saying..

Answer 5

find a trinomial of degree 4 that cant be factored - has no real roots

Answer 6

I dont know what that means... what is a trinomial

Answer 7

(1+i-x)(1-i-x)(2+i-x)(2-i-x) should produce one

Answer 8

a trinomial is an equation that only has 3 term in it

Answer 9

ugh, that last one has 5 terms

Answer 10

im so lost

Answer 11

consider the roots: a+-bi and c+-di such that:\[f(x)=(a+bi-x)(a-bi-x)(c+di-x)(c-di-x)=x^4+px^3+qx+k\]
such that either p or q is zero

Answer 12

....Whhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat????????????

Answer 13

\[a^2 b^2-2 a^2 b x+a^2 x^2+a^2-2 a b^2 x+4 a b x^2\\~~~~-2 a x^3-2 a x+b^2
x^2+b^2-2 b x^3-2 b x+x^4+2 x^2+1\]
and gather like terms ... to compare coefficients with

Answer 14

trinomial -> means 3 terms.
degree 4 means the highest power ( we will take x^4)

for example:
x^4 + x^3 + x^2

Answer 15

... umm, that seems.. like not what im supposed to do

Answer 16

im so confused.

Answer 17

are the coefficients GCF is indeed 1 ?

Answer 18

Your questions was not gramatically correct, so i have no idea what you just said

Answer 19

GCF of terms, not of coefficients

Answer 20

would it just be 4^3?

Answer 21

i believe they meant GCF of coefficients

Answer 22

asking for answers like that can lead to suspensions

Answer 23

Thats not what i mean..

Answer 24

i cant seem to develop a simple solution from my idea