Mathematics, 28.05.2020 21:07, okok111

List all of the possible rational roots.
Use synthetic division to test the possible rational roots until you are able to find a complete factorization.
Provide a final factorization of each polynomial using the roots you found.
p(x)=3^4-17x^3+9x^2+41x+12

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List all of the possible rational roots.
Use synthetic division to test the possible rational...