need help...math question
need help...math question lol no such thing, come on guys I know there are mathematicians out there and this is a timed quiz for class and this problem is giving me problems. only 32 min left on quiz plz help!!!
It's either the fourth one, or none of the above, been a while since I dealt with "i" (imaginary numbers if I remember right). Now you have a 50 50 shot at a guess, and I really think its none of the above.
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The only one that has 3 as a root is number four. You can use synthetic division to factor out the x - 3 root to get the polynomial down to a quadratic. Finding the other two roots is accomplished by plugging in the coefficients into the quadratic formula.
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. I knew 3 would work, but its been a while since I fooled around with synthetic division (although its coming back to me now). The others were easily eliminated by just plugging 3 in. You see this is why I said screw engineering and complex math and became an accounting major.
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I'm a physics major, so I have quite a bit of Calculus and a little beyond to take! 
.All those calc classes have equated to my finite math classes required for accounting so far.
i got a 100 btw thanks 