Question

How do I determine the zeros of 4x^4+19x^3+6x^2-45x?

Answer 1

bruh.

Answer 2

factor out x first then apply the rational root theorem

Answer 3

what is the rational root theorem?

Answer 4

oh the plus minus pq thing right

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

unfortunately there is a lot of trial and error involved

Answer 7

the thing is that there is no p on this problem though.

Answer 8

after you factor out x there is

Answer 9

oh wait

Answer 10

x(4x-5)(x+3)^2

Answer 11

now i set equal to zero right

Answer 12

so is it 0 multiplicity 1, -5/4 multiplicity 1, and -3 multiplicity 2?

Answer 13

oh yeah sorry I got distracted

Answer 14

so is it right?

Answer 15

but yeah your factoring is right

Answer 16

the root is 5/4 not -5/4 though

Answer 17

yes i fixed it.

Answer 18

ok thank you.

Answer 19

then yeah your answer is right

Answer 20

by the way are you a male or a female?

Answer 21

you can use @vocaloid to tag me if I get distracted

Answer 22

I'm a woman

Answer 23

ok, anyways, thank you.