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How do you solve polynomials?

 Jun 4, 2014

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The simplest way is by factoring, and quadratics can be solved with the Quadratic Formula. One of the simpler ways for factoring polynomials would be synthetic division. Of course, you can graph the equation, but the roots are sometimes unclear on graphs.

This site should explain it more in depth: http://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/polynomials-solving.html

 Jun 4, 2014
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Best Answer

The simplest way is by factoring, and quadratics can be solved with the Quadratic Formula. One of the simpler ways for factoring polynomials would be synthetic division. Of course, you can graph the equation, but the roots are sometimes unclear on graphs.

This site should explain it more in depth: http://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/polynomials-solving.html

kitty<3 Jun 4, 2014
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Thanks Kitty.

I hadn't heard that terminology before.

 Jun 4, 2014
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Thanks, kitty<3....I hadn't seen that "Bounds on Zero" thing since Pre-Cal, and I forgot how to do it !!!.......it's presented in an easy manner on those pages......

 Jun 4, 2014

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