Algebra 2 - Roots and Zeros, Descartes Rule of Signs

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Many thanks for the detailed explanation. I am self teaching myself college level algebra and the book's explanation of Descartes Rule of Signs was a total confusing mess. Again thanks again.

[@ELLYG.Benjamin]

can we use our imaginary number to solve in synthetic division. And also if we slot in the positive possibilities in the polynomials are the answers going to be zero.

[@yaymath]

Yes, to both your questions. Imaginaries are possible in synthetic division. And yes, the remainder will be zero for any candidate solution.

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The best video !!! Great professor !!! The reactions of the students are funny, and it's always like that. Now I mastered the Descartes's rule of signs.

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Love this video. The only suggestion I would make is to have your students use the rational root theorem to decide which positive integers should be checked.

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How did you get the imaginary numbers? confuse on how you got 0,2,4

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Very helpful! Always watch this guy when doing homework I don't understand.

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I'm cramming for my Calc exam tomorrow! :( Nice video btw!!!

[@marthabfajardo1467]

can someone please explain to me how did he come up with a zero imaginary number? (5:44)

[@tntdragon1000]

I don't know if you figured this out yet, but since the total amount of possible zeros is 3, and there are 3 positive zeros, than that means there cannot be any imaginary zeros or negative zeros.

[@andreavisso7073]

Morty Yeah, but that's the possible amount of positive zeros, not negative zeros. Or do we always put zero for imaginary in the first row and then work from there?

[@sonofjesus1464]

I don't think he actually did that according to the curriculum. In Algebra 2, I never had that implied to the Descartes rule but maybe it's that way in Precalculus. I wouldn't worry about it too much unless you really want to know ahead of time :)

[@surrealist6726]

Andrea Visso Nasi the exponent of the leading x represents the number of possible roots. The number of sign changes represents the number of possible positive roots. The way to find the number of possible negative was explained. So basically the leftover number is what the imaginary number is. For example, if there were 5 possible roots and 2 were positive and 1 was negative then the leftover 2 is the number of possible imaginary roots. Though keep in mind that imaginary roots come in pairs so the number of imaginary roots can’t be an odd number.

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Get the highest degree in the polynomial subtract it to the positive zero then subtract it to the negative zero.

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I would like to know how you get the five images the 4 you place on the image column like the image number

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Which one is the root? Is it the answer in synthetic division?

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thanks! i was so confused till now! :)

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[@denvercharlebois699]

You could just do factor theorem be way easier. Find that the pairing for the last leading coefficient and then find that 2 equals 0 which becomes (x-2) then do long division to find the other roots.

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What is the noise at 4:34

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Thank you so much for this!! Explained so well and I actually understood it versus me trying to catch it when my teacher tried to. By far the most helpful!

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I'm 15 and trust me in our book this is our first lesson. For 3rd year of highschool. So thanks for the explanation.

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Thanks for Ur explanation sir is made me to go through descarts sign thank u very much sir

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very well explained

[@noelebmafay9132]

yes

[@benadel1787]

but how did you know number to divide when using synthetic division

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the constant number in every term is used for synthetic division

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The reason that the first two columns must be decreased by 2 is because there must be an even number of imaginary solutions if they do exist. That is, if 2i is a solution, then -2i must be a solution or if 1+i is a solution, then 1-i must be a solution.

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Once you get x squared -2x +2. Can’t you equal it to zero and use the quadratic formula?

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which class is this

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but how did you know number to divide when using synthetic division

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Supposing whoes remainder is 0

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How to get the imaginary number???

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How do you know the number of imaginary solutions?

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I dont get it either

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im a little confused would a short cut be whatever the highest degree is than thats the number of possible for postive? Also i watched other videos the negative seems to always be zero is that always the case?

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How to solve 9n square-3n-8 =-10?

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Discriminant of each quadratic equation then state the number of real and imaginary solutions

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