Hi..I just needed help with a math question below. If ur a type of a person who is going to answer me by saying, "Do ur homework urself", then excuse me bcuz I know I can do this question myself. I just have my own reasons for asking ur help. Please help me by showing me the steps and explainin them so that i can understand better.
a) Prove that if x^3 + mx + n is divisible by (x - k)^2, then (m / 3)^3 + (n / 2)^2 = 0.
b) Prove that if x^3 +mx + n and 3x^2 + m have a common factor (x - k) then 4m^3 + 27n^2 = 0.
In addition, Im extremely sorry if i sounded rude above. But i promise I will appreciate ur help by giving 10 points surely to anyone who answers my question in such a way that I understand the solution properly (although there is no solution as it involves proving). Thanks in advance, guys!!
2006-10-26
05:00:19
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