The intercept at x = 5 is of multiplicity 2. The polynomial is of degree 5, so the zero at x = 5, the only other zero, must use up the rest of the multiplicities. x = 5 must be of multiplicity 3. The zero at x = 5 had to be of odd multiplicity, since the graph went through the x-axis. But the graph flexed a bit (the flexing being that bendy part of the graph) right in the area of x = 5. This flexing is what tells you that the multiplicity of x = 5 had to be more than just 1.
The agreement makes Sabre the exclusive global central reservation system provider for the worldâs largest hotel company and makes Wyndham Hotel Group the first global company to leverage the overall Sabre SynXis Enterprise Platform.
There was an error emailing this page. Hilton and Starwood will soon allow guests to unlock their rooms via a smartphone app. Starwood, owner of the Sheraton, Westin and W hotel chains, has upgraded 30,000 room locks in nearly 150 hotels so they can be unlocked with the new app. Hilton is planning to enable guests to do the same thing in its 600,000 rooms next year. That hotel chain will begin by piloting a smartphone app at 10 U.S. properties in early 2015. Also, in early 2015, Hilton's HHonors mobile room key app will be enabled at all U.S. properties of Conrad Hotels and Resorts.