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Find one solution for using Newton-Raphson:
Apply long division:
Find one solution for using Newton-Raphson:
Apply long division:
Approximate to algebraic form
Approximate to algebraic form
The solutions are
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What are the solutions to the equation 12(k(k^2-4k+1)+6)=0 ?
The solutions to the equation 12(k(k^2-4k+1)+6)=0 are k=-1,k=2,k=3Find the zeros of 12(k(k^2-4k+1)+6)=0
The zeros of 12(k(k^2-4k+1)+6)=0 are k=-1,k=2,k=3