A particular bug's population will continuously grow at 5.8% where time is measured in months. A scientist started with 820 of these bugs. Using the Continuous Growth Formula: F=Pert find, how many bugs will there be in 34.6 months?

+1, -1, +11, -11

probably written with a +- symbol:

+-1, +-11

Maybe (silly) written like fractions:

+- 1/1, +- 11/1

Step-by-step explanation:

First list the factors of the leading coefficient. Here its 1. So we're going to use positive and negatives of the factors of 1, which is just +/- 1 . These numbers are going to go on the bottom of a fraction.

Next look for the factors of the constant, here it's 11

So that gives us

+/- 1, +/- 11 . These will go on the top of a fraction. (A fraction is a rational expression, that's why the name)

Then make all the combinations of

factors of constant

OVER

factors of leadingcoeff

So, we find

+/- 1, +/- 11