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Liminalisht · Answer 1 · 2019-03-05T20:59:53+0000

Answer:
$\bold{\pm1, \pm5, \pm(1)/(3),\pm (5)/(3)}$

Explanation:

Q P

3x² - 3x + 5

Possible rational roots are all of the factors of P divided by all of the factors of Q, including both positive and negative values.

$\pm \frac{\text{factors of P}}{\text{factors of Q}}$

$=\pm \frac{\text{factors of 5}}{\text{factors of 3}}$

$=\pm (1, 5)/(1, 3)$

$=\pm(1)/(1), \pm(5)/(1), \pm(1)/(3),\pm (5)/(3)$

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