a. $y = 2x(x + 2)^5(x - 3)^2$
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This is a polynomial equation. To find the roots, we set $y=0$. $2x(x+2)^5(x-3)^2 = 0$ This implies that $x=0$, $x=-2$, or $x=3$. The root $x=0$ has multiplicity 1. The root $x=-2$ has multiplicity 5. The root $x=3$ has multiplicity 2. Show more…
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