" (i) "x^(2)+4sqrt(2)x+6

x^(2)-4sqrt(2x)+6=0

Using factor theorem , show that g (x) is a factor of p(x) , when p(x)=7x^(2)-4sqrt(2)x-6,g(x)=x-sqrt(2)

Solve by factorization: x^(2)-4sqrt(2)x+6=0

(x-sqrt(2)) is a factor of (7x^(2)-4sqrt(2)x-6)

If sqrt(2) is a zero of p(x)=6x^(3)+sqrt(2)x^(2)-10x-4sqrt(2), find the remaining zeros

Given that sqrt(2) is a zero of the polynomial 6x^(3)+ sqrt(2)x^(2)-10x- 4sqrt(2) , find the other two zeroes of the polynomial.

7sqrt(2)x^(2)-10x-4sqrt(2)

sqrt(2)x^(2)+9x+4sqrt(2)

Solve by factorization: x^2-4sqrt(2)x+6=0

Find the roots (if they exist) by completing the square: x^2-4sqrt(2)x+6=0