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Find the polynomial function with the following roots, -3 of multiply 2, and 5. PLEASE SHOW WORK!
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Find the polynomial function with the following roots,
-3 of multiply 2, and 5.
PLEASE SHOW WORK!
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Ok so if it has roots of -3 and 5 it should be divisible by (x+3) and (x-5) and it is also divisible by 2
Therefore it is divisible by 2(x+3)(x-5)
If you multiply that out you get 2x^2 -2x -15
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