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rongmon
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Quadratic problem
The number of points at which the equation y = x^6 + x^3 - 2 cuts the x axis is
a. 1
b. 2
c. 4
d. 6
I tried solving for first derivative which is positive, from which i gathered answer as a.
Answer stated as b., how does one check for this?
Noel
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Re: Quadratic problem
Put x^3=t so the equation becomes
t^2+t-2=0
solve this to get t=1 and t=(-2)
i.e. x^3=1 and (-2)
so x=1 and x=(-2)^(1/3)
hence option b
rongmon
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Re: Quadratic problem
Great.
Do you have any examples/ workings of integration of fractional functions - please share if you do.
rongmon
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Re: Quadratic problem
The number of real roots of the equation 8x^3 -6x +1 =0 lying between -1 and 1
a.0
b.1
c.2
d.3
Dreyfus
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Re: Quadratic problem
There is 1 real root...in (-1,-3/4)
Mansigupta
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Re: Quadratic problem
Can u please explain how to solve this question?
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