X^5-2x^4

divided by

X^2+6x-16

Determine what value (s), if any, of the variable must be excluded.

Select the number of values that must be excluded.

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Darrell Hatfield

Mathematics

31 August, 09:01

X^5-2x^4

divided by

X^2+6x-16

Determine what value (s), if any, of the variable must be excluded.

Select the number of values that must be excluded.

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Valeria · Answer 1

x ≠-8 x ≠ - 2

Step-by-step explanation:

We cannot divide by zero, so the denominator cannot equal zero

X^2+6x-16≠0

Factor

(x+8) (x-2) ≠0

Using the zero product property

(x+8) ≠0 (x-2) ≠0

x ≠-8 x ≠ - 2

X^5-2x^4divided byX^2+6x-16Determine what value (s), if any, of the variable must be excluded.Select the number of values that must be excluded.

X^5-2x^4

divided by

X^2+6x-16

Determine what value (s), if any, of the variable must be excluded.

Select the number of values that must be excluded.