The possible rational roots are (a) ±3, (b) ±1, (e) ±5
How to determine the possible roots?
The polynomial function is given as:
f(x) = 5x^2 - 3x + 3
Take the factors of the first term and the last term
5 = 1, 5
3 = 1, 3
The rational root is then calculated using:
Roots =±(Factors of 3)/(Factors of 5)
This gives
Roots =±(1, 3)/(1, 5)
Solve the expression
Roots = ±1, ±3/5, ±1/5, ±3
Hence, the possible rational roots are (a) ±3, (b) ±1, (e) ±5
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