16x^(2)+17x+5

If x^(4) -16x^(3) + 86x^(2) - 17x + 105 = 0 then s_(1), s_(2) , s_(3), s_(4) are

Factorise: x ^(2)- 17x + 16

Is 5x^(2) + 17x +6 factorisable ? If yes, factorise it.

If exp{ ( sin^(2) x + sin^(4) x + sin^(6) x + …. "Upto" infty ) log_(e) 2 } satisfies the equation x^(2) - 17x + 16 = 0 then the value of (2 cos x )/(sin x +2 cos x ) (0 lt x lt pi//2) is

I. 12x^(2) + 17x+ 6 = 0" " II. 6y^(2) + 5y + 1 = 0

Factorise 6x^(2) + 17x + 5 by splitting the middle term, and by using the factor theorem.

Factorise quad 6x^(2)+17x+5 by splitting the middle term,and by using the Factor Theorem.

Factories 6x^(2) + 17x + 12