7 Answered Questions for the topic Multiplicity

12/09/19

Polynomial Functions - Zeroes and Multiplicity

A polynomial function has zeros at 5/2 (multiplicity 2), 3 (multiplicity 1), and 0 (multiplicity 4). Write a function in standard form that could represent this function.I'm confused as to how to... more
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03/15/19

The zeros of P(x)=x^2+4 are (and multiplicity)
The zeros of P(x)=x^2+4 are x1= ……. + ………. i with negative imaginary part,it's multiplicity is ………… ; and x1= ……. + ………. i with positive imaginary part,it's multiplicity is ………… .thanks a lot
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06/15/17

Polynomials
A polynomial P(x) of degree 5 with real coefficients has 7 as a zero of multiplicity 3 and 1+2i as a complex zero. Find all zeros of P(x) and give a possible form of the polynomial.
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03/26/17

If a polynomial has an x-intercept at (9,0) woth a multiplicity of 2, what will the graph look like at the x-intercept?
I'm not quite sure about the concpt of multiplicity. I'm supposed to answer this without graphing it, but in sentences instead.
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11/06/16

Zeros & Multiplicities of Polynomial
Given the polynomial f(x)=-.0029(x+12)(x+5)2(x-9)3find the zeros and their corresponding multiplicities.I know that in order to find the zeros you must factor and set the equation equal to zero and... more
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10/12/15

How do you know the multiplicity is 2?
f(x)= x^4 - x^3 - 20x^2 Find all real zeros and determine the multiplicity of each. i did my factors and got 5,4,1,20,10,2 so i did synthetic with 5 and it was a factor. then I did synthetic... more
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03/04/14

Find the zeros of P(x) and its multiplicity
the zeros of P(x)=x2+25 are x1= ()+()i with negative imaginary part its multiplicity is=    x2= ()+()i with positive imaginary part  its multiplicity is= 
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