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Is a Negative Real Root Possible for a Fifth Degree Equation?
Thanks, to solve it quickly i thought it as cubic overlooking the fact that it is actually a^-3, not a^3.
kkaman
Post #5
Oct 15, 2008
Forum:
Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Is a Negative Real Root Possible for a Fifth Degree Equation?
If 1/a^3+ a^2+ 9=0 , is ''a'' greater than/less than or equal to -1/3. This a GRE question. Thanks!
kkaman
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Oct 14, 2008
Cubic
Replies: 4
Forum:
Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Solving Exponent Questions: 0< s,t,u<1
i have gone through the question again and the 4th choice is (s+t+u)10^6. do u think this could be the answer?
kkaman
Post #5
Sep 24, 2008
Forum:
General Math
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Solving Exponent Questions: 0< s,t,u<1
I don't know the answer honestly. I know it all depends on the size of proper fractions also what happens if all the fractions are equal. I'll appreciate if anyone can explain the strategy to solve such questions quickly. thanks
kkaman
Post #3
Sep 24, 2008
Forum:
General Math
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Solving Exponent Questions: 0< s,t,u<1
If 0< s,t,u<1 then which of the following is close to s+(s+t)10^6+u10^12 1. (s+t+u)10^12 2. 10^12 3. 10^18 OR what else do u think is the answer?
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Sep 24, 2008
Exponents
Replies: 5
Forum:
General Math
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