
Hadi B. answered 03/23/19
BS in Mathematics with 5+ years of tutoring experience
The function f(t)=1/4(t2-2t+14) doesn't have any real zeros.
Both roots are complex numbers.
They can be found using the Quadratic formula:
t=1+i√13
t=1-i√13
Dazzmine A.
asked 03/16/19Find the real zeros of the polynomial f(t)=1/4(t^2-2t+14) and plot the sufficient solution points from -4 to 6
Hadi B. answered 03/23/19
BS in Mathematics with 5+ years of tutoring experience
The function f(t)=1/4(t2-2t+14) doesn't have any real zeros.
Both roots are complex numbers.
They can be found using the Quadratic formula:
t=1+i√13
t=1-i√13
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