Arthur D. answered 05/18/15
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The Rational Root Theorem says solutions exist that are factors of the constant term.
53) this is a perfect square, (x+4)^2=0, x+4=0, x=-4
54) same thing, (x-2)^2=0, x-2=0, x=2
55) try factors of 125, 5 works, then divide the equation by (x-5) for the others
56) -1 is a solution
57) bring the 3 to the left side, (2x-3)(x+1)=0, set each to 0 and get the solutions
58) bring the 10 to the left side, (x+5)(x-2)=0, ...
59) try factors of 6, -3 works, x=-3, divide (x+3) into the polynomial,...
60) x=2,...
61) x=1,...
62) x=1,...