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These videos are great man i haven't seen this stuff in years

mythbusterman
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thank you so mutch to this tutorial ive learn so much about fundamental theorem

fearlessone
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How can I solve this

How can I solve f(x) =x^5- 11x³-26x²+48x+144 given that z=-2 and z=-2+2i are roots/zeros. Find the other roots of f(x) and write f(x) as a product of irreducible real quadratic function

phiririchard
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why dont
you use this method to find the roots
5x^2+6x+5=0
(x+5)(x+1) = 0)

omar-tkic
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What about x^2 = 0? It seems to have only one solution (x = 0).

AbhishekKumar-dhli