Chapter 2: Problem 16
Simplify the given expression by writing it as a power of a single variable. $$ y^{4}\left(y^{3}\right)^{5} $$
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Chapter 2: Problem 16
Simplify the given expression by writing it as a power of a single variable. $$ y^{4}\left(y^{3}\right)^{5} $$
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Let \(p\) be the polynomial defined by $$p(x)=x^{6}-87 x^{4}-92 x+2$$. (a)Evaluate \(p(-2), p(-1), p(0),\) and \(p(1)\). (b) Explain why the results from part (a) imply that \(p\) has a zero in the interval (-2,-1) and \(p\) has a zero in the interval (0,1) . (c) Show that \(p\) has at least four zeros in the interval [-10,10] . [Hint: We already know from part ( \(b\) ) that \(p\) has at least two zeros is the interval [-10,10] . You can show the existence of other zeros by finding integers \(n\) such that one of the numbers \(p(n)\), \(p(n+1)\) is positive and the other is negative.]
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Write the indicated expression as \(a\) polynomial. $$ (q(x))^{2} s(x) $$
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