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To find: the number of times r is a root of P ( x ) = 0
Answer to Problem 35WE
−2 is three times the root of P ( x ) = 0
Explanation of Solution
Given information: the information provided in the question,
Calculation:
Divide P ( x ) by the factor obtained from r = −2, that is,
0
Divide the quotient with
Again, divide the above quotient with
Hence, −2 is three times the root of P ( x ) = 0
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