Need various problems solved. Nothing hard, general college Algebra. What can I say, I hate and suck at math. So if someone on here enjoys math and would like to help me out, let me know so I can post the problems. Ill send ya like, $10.00 if you are in the U.S.

 

Just post the problems. With all the geniouses we have on here someone should be able to answer a few of them.

 

Give all possible rational zeroes for the polynomial.

1) P(x) = 2x^3-5x^2+7x-19

Find only the rational zeroes

2) x^4+3x^3+3x^2-6x-27

Find a rational function that satisfies the given conditions

3) Vertical asymptote x= -3, x= 8 ; horizontal asymptote y=3 ; x-intercept (2,0)

4) Oblique asymptote y= 4x-4

Got a few more that I will post later

 

1. Blue
2. Uranium
3. Apple Pie
4. Zorro

 

you need to do the vertical, horizontal, and oblique asymptote on a graphing calculator and i dont have the link cable to hook mine up to the computer to show ya

 

Well blowntruck, the time has come to let you in on the "big secret" that all college grads learn after leaving school and entering the real world:

No one will ever ask you to find for X.

Have fun.

 

I'll drag my wife to the computer tonight to look at them... she's in the process of finishing up her MS degree at the University of Louisville in math...

 

 

get a TI-83

problems solved

 

Maybe not, but some of us can't wait to give a way an X...

 

Sorry, problems like those are the reason I majored
in Social Science and minored in Psychology.

Any questions on Freud or the Industrial Revolution
you want answered???