Which of the following are roots of the following polynomial x^3-11x^2+33x+45 a. -3, 6+i, 6-i b. -1, 6+3i, 6-3i c. -3, 5+i, 5-i d. -1, 5+i, 5-i

For x^3-11x^2+33x+45 , we can make it an equation so x^3-11x^2+33x+45=0. Next, we can find out if -1 or -3 is a factor. If -1 is a factor, than (x+1) is factorable. Using synthetic division, we get 

      x^2-12x+45
       ___
x+1 | x^3-11x^2+33x+45

      - (x^3+x^2)
       
            -12x^2+33x+45
          - (-12x^2-12x)
         
            45x+45
         -(45x+45)

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Since that works, it's either B or D. We just have to figure out when
 x^2-12x+45 equals 0, since there are 3 roots and we already found one. Using the quadratic formula, we end up getting (12+-sqrt(144-180))/2=
(12+-sqrt (-36))/2. Since sqrt(-36) is 6i, and 6i/2=3i, it's pretty clear that B is our answer

C- No Quincy should have used the trend line to find the corresponding x value when y=80

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