Algebra 2.
oh well we have to figure out the roots but this one im lost on how to finish it
Algebra 2.
it dosent say on the worksheet, it says g(x)=16x^4+8x^3+17x^2+8x+1
Algebra 2.
16x^4+8x^3+17x^2+8x+1 I have tried it but i keep getting the wrong roots can someone solve this?
math problem
2^2x-1 = 32^x-2 2/x - 1/2x= 1/2 (2 over x minus 1 over 2x equals 1 over 2) 3/x + 8/x-5= 1 (3 over x plus 8 over x minus 5 equals 1)
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