[Solved]Following Polynomial Equation Two Real Roots X 3 X 3 Use Fzero Function Along Prudent Init Q37206660

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The following polynomial equation has two real roots between x -3 and x 3. Use the fzero function along with prudent initial gueşses to find these two roots. You may want to plot the function first using the fplot function. y 4 3x37x2 -5x 20 Enter the lower root and upper root into your TANK spreadsheet, both rounded to the nearest hundredths place. The following function has two zeros between x 4 and x 10 What are the two zeros? You may want to plot the function to give you initial guesses. f (x) cos(x) x2 -In (x) Enter the lower and upper of the zeros into your TANK spreadsheet rounded to the nearest hundredths place. For the following equation, what is the y-value of the minimum between x 4 and x 10? Round to the nearest integer. cos(x)-x”-In (x) (x) Show transcribed image text The following polynomial equation has two real roots between x -3 and x 3. Use the fzero function along with prudent initial gueşses to find these two roots. You may want to plot the function first using the fplot function. y 4 3x37x2 -5x 20 Enter the lower root and upper root into your TANK spreadsheet, both rounded to the nearest hundredths place.
The following function has two zeros between x 4 and x 10 What are the two zeros? You may want to plot the function to give you initial guesses. f (x) cos(x) x2 -In (x) Enter the lower and upper of the zeros into your TANK spreadsheet rounded to the nearest hundredths place.
For the following equation, what is the y-value of the minimum between x 4 and x 10? Round to the nearest integer. cos(x)-x”-In (x) (x)

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