Order of Operations
... Order of Operations The Order of Operations: are rules that control which mathematical operations are done first. First, do operations in parentheses and other grouping symbols. If there are grouping symbols within other grouping symbols do the innermost first. Next, do multiplication and division o ...
... Order of Operations The Order of Operations: are rules that control which mathematical operations are done first. First, do operations in parentheses and other grouping symbols. If there are grouping symbols within other grouping symbols do the innermost first. Next, do multiplication and division o ...
Complex Numbers and Polynomials
... by a linear factor—and only a linear factor. Typically, you would use synthetic division to factor a polynomial in order to find its zeroes. • Suppose you need to find the zeroes of the polynomial . This is easiest when you can write the polynomial as the product of linear factors: (x - a)(x - b), w ...
... by a linear factor—and only a linear factor. Typically, you would use synthetic division to factor a polynomial in order to find its zeroes. • Suppose you need to find the zeroes of the polynomial . This is easiest when you can write the polynomial as the product of linear factors: (x - a)(x - b), w ...
