Find the zeros of the polynomial m2 - 11m + 18.

Weiwei asked Oct 24, 2022

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Answer:

Explanation:

The zeroes are the values of such that

m² - 11m + 18 = 0

Quadratic formula:

m = [11 ± √(11² - 4∘1∘18)]/[2∘1]

= [11 ± √49]/2

= [11 ± 7]/2

= 9, 2

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