According to the fundamental theorem of algebra which polynomial function has exactly 8 roots

option A is correct

Step-by-step explanation:

The number of roots a polynomial has is a factor of the exponent to which it’s highest power is raised

What we are saying here is that the number of roots a polynomial has is equal to the exponent on its highest power

That is why for example a quadratic equation has 2 roots

Now, to get 8 roots, the highest exponent should be 8

After expansion, the first polynomial has a term in the 8th power so it is our answer

The second polynomial, although we have a term in x^4 but it is raised to another 4 which is totally raised to 16 and that cannot be our answer

The correct answer here is the first polynomial

x= -3

step-by-step explanation:

step 1: simplify brackets

4 - x - 1 = 6

step 2: simpilfy

3 - x = 6

step 3: subtract 3 from both sides

-x = 6 - 3

step 4: simpilfy 6 - 3

-x = 3

step 5: multiply both sides by -1

x = -3

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