help please how do i find the multiplicity and zeros. i attached a picture.
Find all zeros of the following polynomial functions, noting multiplicities. f (x) = 2x^6 − 6x^5 + 18x^4
Have you tried factoring the given polynomial ?
yes. hold on let me take pic of it .
Oo I like that pen, what is that?
Very good! so far, you have figured out that "0" is a zero with a multiplicity of "4"
yes. so im having trouble doing the other one so do i do the quadratic formula ? bc its going to give me i
ofcourse yes, quadratic formula is always there for quadratic polynomials, use it..
okay one sec.
but wait a moment, you could also tell a lot about zeroes from the sign of discriminant
Look at only the quadratic polynomial : \(x^2-3x+9\) whats the value of its discriminant ?
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