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Cetullah
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Hello dear Physics Forums users.
I m currently studying some Integrals from a book which my elder brother studied with years ago, and one of the problems had the denominator:
x^3-7x+6
Well, I m sure that's over my level, and teacher will never ask this, but in the solution it says its roots are x=1, x=2 and x=-3, without showing the steps, or saying how he found them.
Wondering what the steps were, I typed the question at WolframAlpha, and it weirdly said step by step solution is unavailable.
Can somebody show me a formula or a way to find the roots in such a question?
I m currently studying some Integrals from a book which my elder brother studied with years ago, and one of the problems had the denominator:
x^3-7x+6
Well, I m sure that's over my level, and teacher will never ask this, but in the solution it says its roots are x=1, x=2 and x=-3, without showing the steps, or saying how he found them.
Wondering what the steps were, I typed the question at WolframAlpha, and it weirdly said step by step solution is unavailable.
Can somebody show me a formula or a way to find the roots in such a question?