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Hi
I need help to solve the polynomial equation
27X4+4KX-K=0 (K=0.9715)
Any one can help me
Thanks
Rao
I need help to solve the polynomial equation
27X4+4KX-K=0 (K=0.9715)
Any one can help me
Thanks
Rao
A polynomial equation is an algebraic equation that contains one or more terms with non-zero coefficients and non-negative integer exponents. It can be solved to find the values of the variable that make the equation true.
To solve a polynomial equation, you need to follow these steps:
The degree of a polynomial equation is the highest exponent of the variable in the equation. In the given equation, 27X4+4KX-K=0, the degree is 4.
In the given equation, the coefficient 4K is a variable. To solve for the variable, you can isolate it on one side of the equation and then substitute the given value for K in the equation. For example, you could rewrite the equation as 27X4+4KX-K=0 as 4KX-K=-27X4 and then solve for K by dividing both sides by 4X, giving you K=-27X4/4X or K=-6.75.
In the given equation, the value of K is given as 0.9715. To solve for X, you can substitute this value for K in the equation and then solve for X. The equation would then become 27X4+4(0.9715)X-0.9715=0. From here, you can follow the steps mentioned earlier to solve for X.