Posted by Bella on Friday, August 24, 2012 at 9:58pm.
I suggest you start by using the rational roots theorem to find at least one root. You will learn more by making the effort yourself.
If I understood it I would not have to ask for help! I got it wrong in the 1st place and wanted to see the right answer. Thank you!!
The theorem says that if there is a rational root, it is (in this case) a factor of 22, which are one or more ofthese:
+/1, +/-2, +/-11 or +/-22.
See if any of those work.
thank you!
x = 2 is a solution and (x-2) is a factor.
The other factor is
(x^3+10x^2-13x-22)/(x-2)
Polynomial long division will reduce that to a quadratic.
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