HELP ME OUT PLEASE SOLVE IT....Polynomial

Question

(2) f(x)=2x^7,g(x)=11x^6

(3) Find the special Product using the appropriate formula
(x+6) (x-6)

Answer 1

Aside from (0,0), determining the remaining intercept is not impossible. Let's set each of the functions equal to each other (meaning the y-values are equal), and solve for the x-value that would make that equality true:

 

11x⁶ = 2x⁷

 

We want to get all of the "x"s on one side of the equal sign, so we will divide both sides by x⁶:

 

11 = 2x

 

Now divide both sides by 2 to leave x all by itself on the right side:

 

11/2 = x

 

These two functions also equal each other when x = 11/2

Answer 2

I am not sure what you ae asking.  If you are asking where f(x) and g(x) intercept, they would have the same (x,y) value

y = 11x⁶

y = 2x⁷ 

Use a graphing calculator or math computer program.  This is almost impossible to do by table or graph because the numbers are so large.  Graph the two equations and see where they intersect.  The (x,y) coordinate that matches both of the functions is the answer.  Both functions have (0.0) as a common coordinate, but that may not be the only coordinate they have in common. 

 

The Special Product is the process by which terms are multiplied (x+6)(x-6) = x² - 36.

This is a parabola with the point at (0,36) and cross the x axis at 6 and -6 (y = 0)  

 

Sorry I can't help you more.  Hope this helps.