Function: General Solutionss Of Pragic Functions

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MATH EXPLORATION

General solutions of cubic functions.

I’m going to explore the roots (solutions) of cubic functions. General solutions of functions are, in other words, roots of a function. A cubic function may have one root, two roots, or three roots. An easy way to find out the roots of a function is by the use of the factor theorem. I will make very good use of this theorem throughout my essay.

My aim is to find the equations of the tangent lines, to the average of two and three roots, by taking two roots at a time. To find out where the tangents line insects the curve again, in order to state a conjecture concerning the roots of the cubic function, and the tangent line at the average value of these roots.

Let us consider …show more content…

therefore my conjecture is true.

Hence , The equation of a tangent at the average of any two roots will intersect the x-axis at the third root.

Real life example :

Air time is the feeling of weightlessness or negative gravity force experienced on a roller coaster or other amusement ride. On roller coasters this feeling is usually achieved by the train going over a hill. Air-time is caused by inertia of the train and the riders. As the train goes over a hill, the mass of the riders tends to resist the downward motion of the ride vehicle, resulting in riders being briefly lifted out of their seats. The amount of airtime caused by a ride is dependent on the velocity of the train, gravity, and the radius of the track transition. Zero-G (which means zero G-force) is achieved when the downward acceleration is equal to that of gravity, while negative G-forces are caused when the downward acceleration is greater than that of

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