Denise G. answered 06/25/19
Algebra, College Algebra, Prealgebra, Precalculus, GED, ASVAB Tutor
1) Since this is degree 2, it will have 2 zeros. When I graph this, I can see 2 x intercepts. Therefore there are 2 real zeros. You could also look at the discriminant. The value of b2-4ac (52-4(2)(3) = 1) is positive, so there are 2 real zeros.
2) Since this is degree 3, it will have 3 zeros. When I graph this, I can see 2 x intercepts. Therefore there is 1 real zeros. Since the total must be 3, this tells me there are 2 complex zeros.
3) Since this is degree 4, it will have 4 zeros. When I graph this, I can see there are no x intercepts. Therefore there are no real zeros. Since the total must be 4, this tells me there are 4 complex zeros.