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三次方因式分解

2023-05-20 01:07:58

x^3-3x^2-6x+8

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meira

x³-3x²-6x+8

=(x³-x²)-(2x²-2x)-(8x-8)

=x²(x-1)-2x(x-1)-8(x-1)

=(x-1)(x²-2x-8)

=(x-1)(x-4)(x+2).

ardim

=X^3-2X^2+X-(X^2+7X-8)=x(X-1)^2-(X+8)(X-1)=(X-1)(X(X-1)-(X+8))=(X-1)(X^2-2X-8)=(X-1)(X+2)(X-4)

CarieVinne

(x-1)(x-4)(x+2)

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一般来说三次方程都可以分解为以下几种形式:原式=(x+a)(x+b)(x+c)或 (ax^2+bx+c)(x+d)或(x^2+bx+c)(ax+d)然后根据各项系数 和abcd的对应关系就可以求出系数了一般第一种比较常用只要记住这一点,分解3次方程就不会很难了
2023-01-13 12:44:092

三次函数如何分解因式?

先提公共的因式,再像二次那样因式分解。因式分解的步骤:1、提取公因式这个是最基本的,就是有公因式就提出来(相同取出来剩下的相加或相减)。2、完全平方看到式字内有两个数平方就要注意下了,找找有没有两数积的两倍,有的话就按照公式进行。3、平方差公式这个要熟记,因为在配完全平方时有可能会拆添项,如果前面是完全平方,后面又减一个数的话,就可以用平方差公式再进行分解。4、十字相乘首先观察,有二次项,一次项和常数项,可以采用十字相乘法,(十字相乘法的方法:十字左边相乘等于二次项系数,右边相乘等于常数项,交叉相乘再相加等于一次项系数)。三次函数性态的五个要点1、三次函数y=f(x)在(-∞,+∞)上的极值点的个数。2、三次函数y=f(x)的图象与x轴交点个数。3、单调性问题。4、三次函数f(x)图象的切线条数。5、融合三次函数和不等式,创设情境求参数的范围。
2023-01-13 12:44:121

如果函数里有三次方,如何把他因式分解?顺便举例!

一般使用 X 3 -y 3 =(x+y)(x 2 -xy+y 2 ) X 3 +y 3 =(x-y)(x 2 +xy+y 2 ) (x+y) 3 = X 3 +3x 2 y+3xy 2 +y 3 (x-y) 3 = X 3 -3x 2 y+3xy 2 -y 3 四个公式
2023-01-13 12:44:221

三次方程因式分解方法

1.因式分解法因式分解法不是对所有的三次方程都适用,只对一些三次方程适用.对于大多数的三次方程,只有先求出它的根,才能作因式分解.当然,因式分解的解法很简便,直接把三次方程降次.例如:解方程x^3-x=0 对左边作因式分解,得x(x+1)(x-1)=0,得方程的三个根:x1=0,x2=1,x3=-1.2.另一种换元法对于一般形式的三次方程,先用上文中提到的配方和换元,将方程化为x+px+q=0的特殊型.令x=z-p/3z,代入并化简,得:z-p/27z+q=0.再令z=w,代入,得:w+p/27w+q=0.这实际上是关于w的二次方程.解出w,再顺次解出z,x.3.盛金公式解题法三次方程应用广泛。用根号解一元三次方程,虽然有著名的卡尔丹公式,并有相应的判别法,但使用卡尔丹公式解题比较复杂,缺乏直观性。范盛金推导出一套直接用a、b、c、d表达的较简明形式的一元三次方程的一般式新求根公式,并建立了新判别法.盛金公式一元三次方程aX^3+bX^2+cX+d=0,(a,b,c,d∈R,且a≠0)。 重根判别式:A=b^2-3ac;B=bc-9ad;C=c^2-3bd, 总判别式:Δ=B^2-4AC。 当A=B=0时,盛金公式①: X1=X2=X3=-b/(3a)=-c/b=-3d/c。 当Δ=B^2-4AC>0时,盛金公式②: X1=(-b-(Y1)^(1/3)-(Y2)^(1/3))/(3a); X2,3=(-2b+(Y1)^(1/3)+(Y2)^(1/3))/(6a)±i3^(1/2)((Y1)^(1/3)-(Y2)^(1/3))/(6a), 其中Y1,2=Ab+3a(-B±(B^2-4AC)^(1/2))/2,i^2=-1。 当Δ=B^2-4AC=0时,盛金公式③: X1=-b/a+K; X2=X3=-K/2, 其中K=B/A,(A≠0)。 当Δ=B^2-4AC<0时,盛金公式④: X1=(-b-2A^(1/2)cos(θ/3))/(3a); X2,3=(-b+A^(1/2)(cos(θ/3)±3^(1/2)sin(θ/3)))/(3a), 其中θ=arccosT,T=(2Ab-3aB)/(2A^(3/2)),(A>0,-1<T<1)。盛金判别法①:当A=B=0时,方程有一个三重实根; ②:当Δ=B^2-4AC>0时,方程有一个实根和一对共轭虚根; ③:当Δ=B^2-4AC=0时,方程有三个实根,其中有一个两重根; ④:当Δ=B^2-4AC<0时,方程有三个不相等的实根。盛金定理当b=0,c=0时,盛金公式①无意义;当A=0时,盛金公式③无意义;当A≤0时,盛金公式④无意义;当T<-1或T>1时,盛金公式④无意义。 当b=0,c=0时,盛金公式①是否成立?盛金公式③与盛金公式④是否存在A≤0的值?盛金公式④是否存在T<-1或T>1的值?盛金定理给出如下回答: 盛金定理1:当A=B=0时,若b=0,则必定有c=d=0(此时,方程有一个三重实根0,盛金公式①仍成立)。 盛金定理2:当A=B=0时,若b≠0,则必定有c≠0(此时,适用盛金公式①解题)。 盛金定理3:当A=B=0时,则必定有C=0(此时,适用盛金公式①解题)。 盛金定理4:当A=0时,若B≠0,则必定有Δ>0(此时,适用盛金公式②解题)。 盛金定理5:当A<0时,则必定有Δ>0(此时,适用盛金公式②解题)。 盛金定理6:当Δ=0时,若B=0,则必定有A=0(此时,适用盛金公式①解题)。 盛金定理7:当Δ=0时,若B≠0,盛金公式③一定不存在A≤0的值(此时,适用盛金公式③解题)。 盛金定理8:当Δ<0时,盛金公式④一定不存在A≤0的值。(此时,适用盛金公式④解题)。 盛金定理9:当Δ<0时,盛金公式④一定不存在T≤-1或T≥1的值,即T出现的值必定是-1<T<1。 显然,当A≤0时,都有相应的盛金公式解题。 注意:盛金定理逆之不一定成立。如:当Δ>0时,不一定有A<0。 盛金定理表明:盛金公式始终保持有意义。任意实系数的一元三次方程都可以运用盛金公式直观求解。 当Δ=0(d≠0)时,使用卡尔丹公式解题仍存在开立方。与卡尔丹公式相比较,盛金公式的表达形式较简明,使用盛金公式解题较直观、效率较高;盛金判别法判别方程的解较直观。重根判别式A=b^2-3ac;B=bc-9ad;C=c^2-3bd是最简明的式子,由A、B、C构成的总判别式Δ=B^2-4AC也是最简明的式子(是非常美妙的式子),其形状与一元二次方程的根的判别式相同;盛金公式②中的式子(-B±(B^2-4AC)^(1/2))/2具有一元二次方程求根公式的形式,这些表达形式体现了数学的有序、对称、和谐与简洁美。盛金公式出处以上盛金公式的结论,发表在《海南师范学院学报(自然科学版)》(第2卷,第2期;1989年12月,中国海南。国内统一刊号:CN46-1014),第91―98页。范盛金,一元三次方程的新求根公式与新判别法。
2023-01-13 12:44:371

三次方因式分解

解原式=a(3a²-2a+1) =a(a-1)(3a+1) 原式= -2p(3p²+5p-1) 在用公式法
2023-01-13 12:44:431

三次方因式分解,求中间的详细过程

=a^3+a^2-(a^2+3a+2)=a^2(a+1)-(a+1)(a+2)=(a+1)(a^2-a-2)=(a+1)(a+1)(a-2)=...
2023-01-13 12:45:213

一元三次多项式怎么进行因式分解

无论是一元几次多项式的因式分解,一般只要出题要你因式分解,一般都可以分解。1)公式法:主要看未知数的系数是否可以套用公式:比如完全立方公式x^3+3ax^2+3a^2x+a^3=(x+a)^3,和x^3-3ax^2+3a^2x-a^3=(x-a)^3;还有公式:x^3-a^3=(x-a)(x^2+ax+a^2);当然,一般增加难度时,打乱排列的顺序,增加个公共系数另外加个常数项负1,例如对:8x^3+24x^2+24x+7的因式分解。整个式子表面看没有公因式,就需要你动手变形,变为:8x^3+24x^2+24x+7+1-1=8*(x^3+3x^2+3x+1)-1=8*(x+1)^3-1=[2(x+1)]^3-1=[2(x+1)-1]*{[2(x+1)]^2+2(x+1)+1}=(2x+1)(4x^2+8x+4+2x+2+1)=(2x-1)(4x^2+10x+7)。2)降幂法:看提取一元公因式后,是否可以变为二次方程的应用公式:完全平方公式和二数和乘以二数差等于二数平方差。3)组合法:不能利用公式的,可以两两组合,看是否有公因式,如果有公因式,分别提取公因式,进行因式分解。4)拆分法:一般一元三次方程在没有其它代数的情况下是四个项,有时为了因式分解,要把四项变为六项,看两两组合是否有公因式可以提取,再因式分解。因式分解题型很多,不是我靠三言两语就能说清楚的,你必须多做题,题做的多了,你自然就会了;你会比我总结的还要好。
2023-01-13 12:45:302

3次方的因式分解的方法 例如X^3 + 2x -3 极限的运用范围..还有给我讲讲泰勒公式

3次方的因式分解的方法 例如X^3 + 2x -3 极限的运用范围..还有给我讲讲泰勒公式 x³ + 2x -3 观察发现当 x = 1 时,代数式为 0 ,所以分解因式 应该包含 (x - 1) = x³ - x² + x² - x + 3x - 3 = x²(x - 1) + x(x - 1) + 3(x - 1) = (x - 1)*(x² + x + 3) 极限的运用范围:尽量转换为 x →0的形式,因为这是你最熟悉的,方法很多,无法列举 泰勒公式: f(x) = f(x0) + f"(x0)(x - x0) + f""(x0)/2 *(x - x0)² + …… +f{^n}(x0)/n!*(x - x0)^n + …… = f(x0) + f"(x0)(x - x0) + f""(x0)/2 *(x - x0)² + …… +f{^n}(x0)/n!*(x - x0)^n + o{(x - x0)^n} 当x0 = 0,称为麦克劳林展开: f(x) = f(0) + f"(0)x + f""(0)/2 *x² + …… + f{^n}(0)/n!*x ^n + …… = f(0) + f"(0)x + f""(x0)/2 *x² + …… +f{^n}(0)/n!*x^n + o{(x^n)} 其中 f{^n}(x0) 表示f(x)在x0处的n阶导数; n!表示 n 的阶乘,也就是从1开始,一直连乘到 n; o{(x^n)} 表示 x 的高阶无穷小
2023-01-13 12:46:031

一般的三次方程要怎么因式分解呢?

一元三次方程的标准形是ax^3+bx^2+cx+d=0。三次方程的解法思想是通过配方和换元,使三次方程降次为二次方程,进而求解。其他解法还有因式分解法、另一种换元法、盛金公式解题法等。注:三次方程至少有一个实数根,但形式可能比较复杂。
2023-01-13 12:46:062

含3次方的因式分解,思路应该是怎样的?

公式法,也是最简单的。不过有时候不容易看出来  需要整体的思想。分组分解法:合理的分组再提取公因式求根法:令多项式等于零,带入数值a看看是否成立,若成立,则x-a必然是其中一个因式,然后在配凑  转化成二次方的因式分解。       数值a的选取:a一定是常数项的约数 并且一般来说都是一些简单的数字
2023-01-13 12:46:091

三次方的因式分解,要详细的过程

x³-3x²+4=(x³+x²)-4(x²-1)=x²(x+1)-4(x+1)(x-1)=(x+1)(x²-4x+4)=(x+1)(x-2)²ab(c²-d²)+cd(a²-b²)=abc²-abd²+cda²-cdb²=abc²+cda²-(abd²+cdb²)=ac(bc+ad)-bd(ad+bc)=(ad+bc)(ac-bd)x²-4mx+8mn-4n⁴=x⁴+64=x³-11x²+31x-21=x³-4xy²-2x²y+8y³=
2023-01-13 12:46:243

三次方分解因式

(x-2)(-x^2-x+6)=0(x-2)(x-2)(-3-x)=0(-3-x)(x-2)^2=0
2023-01-13 12:46:273

三次方的因式分解(a+b)=?

(a+b)(a^2-ab+b^2)
2023-01-13 12:46:331

如何求多项式的三次方?

三次方因式分解公式:a³+b³=(a+b)(a²-ab+b²)a³-b³。把一个多项式在一个范围(如实数范围内分解,即所有项均为实数)化为几个整式的积的形式,这种式子变形叫做这个多项式的因式分解,也叫作把这个多项式分解因式。在数学中,由若干个单项式相加组成的代数式叫做多项式(若有减法:减一个数等于加上它的相反数)。多项式中的每个单项式叫做多项式的项,这些单项式中的最高项次数,就是这个多项式的次数。其中多项式中不含字母的项叫做常数项。因式分解法:因式分解法不是对所有的三次方程都适用,只对一些三次方程适用。对于大多数的三次方程,只有先求出它的根,才能作因式分解。当然,因式分解的解法很简便,直接把三次方程降次。例如:解方程x^3-x=0 对左边作因式分解,得x(x+1)(x-1)=0,得方程的三个根:x1=0,x2=1,x3=-1。另一种换元法:对于一般形式的三次方程,先用上文中提到的配方和换元,将方程化为x+px+q=0的特殊型。令x=z-p/3z,代入并化简,得:z-p/27z+q=0.再令z=w,代入,得:w+p/27w+q=0。这实际上是关于w的二次方程.解出w,再顺次解出z,x。盛金公式解题法:三次方程应用广泛,用根号解一元三次方程,虽然有著名的卡尔丹公式,并有相应的判别法,但使用卡尔丹公式解题比较复杂,缺乏直观性。范盛金推导出一套直接用a、b、c、d表达的较简明形式的一元三次方程的一般式新求根公式,并建立了新判别法。盛金公式:一元三次方程aX^3+bX^2+cX+d=0,(a,b,c,d∈R,且a≠0)。重根判别式:A=b^2-3ac;B=bc-9ad;C=c^2-3bd,总判别式:Δ=B^2-4AC.当A=B=0时,盛金公式:X1=X2=X3=-b/(3a)=-c/b=-3d/c。当Δ=B^2-4AC>0时,盛金公式:X1=(-b-(Y1)^(1/3)-(Y2)^(1/3))/(3a)。 X2,3=(-2b+(Y1)^(1/3)+(Y2)^(1/3))/(6a)±i3^(1/2)((Y1)^(1/3)-(Y2)^(1/3))/(6a),其中Y1,2=Ab+3a(-B±(B^2-4AC)^(1/2))/2,i^2=-1。当Δ=B^2-4AC=0时,盛金公式③:X1=-b/a+K; X2=X3=-K/2,其中K=B/A,(A≠0).当Δ=B^2-4AC0,-1。
2023-01-13 12:46:572

如何因式分解三次方的式子

还是我来回答吧目前公式极其复杂,所以只能猜根有一个根,就有一个因式(x-根)然后剩下二次式,可以分解了给个最佳吧。。。挺难吗?
2023-01-13 12:47:092

三次方因式分解猜根

可以的 x³-1-3x+3=0 (x-1)(x²+x+1)-3(x-1)=0 (x-1)(x²+x-2)=0 (x-1)²(x+2)=0 x=1,x=-2
2023-01-13 12:47:121

一个三次方函数的因式分解

试根法公式法分组法
2023-01-13 12:47:153

三次函数如何进行因式分解

先提出一个x,再对括号里的因式分解,如果不可以就提出部分括号里的常数,但要注意乘x。再对后面的进行因式分解,最后整体进行因式分解,有化简的可以继续进行,最后完全分解
2023-01-13 12:47:182

三次函数如何进行因式分解?

先提出一个x,再对括号里的因式分解,如果不可以就提出部分括号里的常数,但要注意乘x。再对后面的进行因式分解,最后整体进行因式分解,有化简的可以继续进行,最后完全分解
2023-01-13 12:47:211

求解三次方的因式分解方法,题目如下

20x^3-6x^2-3x-4=20x^3-16x^2+10x^2-8x+5x-4=4x^2(5x-4)+2x(5x-4)+(5x-4)=(5x-4)(4x^2+2x+1).
2023-01-13 12:47:241

三次方式子怎么因式分解?

2023-01-13 12:47:271

三次多项式怎么分解因式

例如:x3 + 3x2 - 6x - 18x3 + 3x2 - 6x - 18=x2(x+3) -6(x+3)=(x2-6)(x+3)
2023-01-13 12:47:331

三次方数学符号怎么写

ax³+bx²+cx+d=0
2023-01-13 12:47:352

用幂函数表示函数的等价无穷小量 如图 五角星

  解:6题(2)小题,利用广义二项展开式,并无穷小量替换。  ∵当x→0时,(1+x)^α~1+αx,设x=π/2-t,则t→0,sinx=cost~1-(1/2)t^2,∴1-(sinx)^(α+β)=1-(cost)^(α+β)~1-[1-(1/2)t^2]^(α+β)~[(α+β)/2]t^2,  同理,1-(sinx)^α~(α/2)t^2,1-(sinx)^β~(β/2)t^2,  ∴原式=lim(t→0){[(α+β)/2]t^2}/[(αβ/4)t^4]^(1/2)=(α+β)/(αβ)^(1/2)。  7题,(3)小题,用广义二项展开式,(1+x)^α~1+αx+[α(α-1)/2]x^2,  ∴(1+2x)^(1/2)-(1+3x)^(1/3)~1+x-(1/8)x^2-[1+x-(1/9)x^2]=(-1/72)x^2。  (5)题,∵sinx~x,∴(xsinx)^(1/2)~x。  (6)题,仿(3)小题,有(1+tanx)^(1/2)-(1+sinx)^(1/2)~1+(1/2)tanx-[1+(1/2)sinx]=(1/2)(tanx-sinx),  而tanx~x+(1/3)x^3,sinx~x-(1/6)x^3,∴(1+tanx)^(1/2)-(1+sinx)^(1/2)~(1/4)x^3。  供参考。
2023-01-13 12:44:361

描写人物品行的词语有哪些

【才人行短】:才人:有才学的人;行:品行;短:缺陷。有才学的人在品行上不免有所缺陷。【大行受大名】:行:品行,德行。有大的德行,一定有大的名声。【大人君子】:大人:古代尊称;君子:指品行好的人。指才德兼备的人。【德薄才疏】:薄:浅;疏:空虚。品行和才能都很差。常作谦辞。【德高毁来】:品德高尚却招来毁谤。形容坏人总是嫉妒和毁谤品行高尚的人。【德浅行薄】:行:德行、品行。指品德、操行浅薄。【砥节厉行】:指磨砺操守和品行。同“砥节励行”。【砥节励行】:指磨砺操守和品行。砥,磨练。励,振奋;振作。【砥砺名行】:砥砺:磨砺;名行:名誉和品行。砥砺磨炼自己的名誉和品行。【砥廉峻隅】:峻:高峭。通过磨砺,使可分解更加分明。比喻磨炼自己使品行更加端正。【砥身砺行】:犹言砥节砺行。指磨砺操守和品行。【方正不阿】:方正:品行正直;阿:阿谀,诌媚。指为人品行正直,不逢迎诌媚。【方正不苟】:方正:正直;苟:苟且,不正派。指为人品行正直,不逢迎诌媚。【方正之士】:方正:品行端正。品行端正不阿的读书人。【高躅大年】:躅:足迹,引申为行为,品行。品德高尚而年纪高迈。【狗鼠不食汝余】:食:吃。狗猪都不吃他剩下的东西。形容人的品行极其卑鄙龌龊。【狗彘不如】:彘:猪。形容品行卑劣到连猪狗都不如的程度。同“狗彘不若”。【狗彘不若】:彘:猪。连猪狗都不如。形容品行卑劣到连猪狗都不如的程度。【狗彘不食】:连狗猪都不吃他的肉。形容其人的品行极端恶劣。【狗彘不食汝余】:食:吃。狗猪都不吃他剩下的东西。形容人的品行极其卑鄙龌龊。【狗猪不食其余】:食:吃。狗猪都不吃他剩下的东西。形容人的品行极其卑鄙龌龊。【规规矩矩】:指人的品行方正,谨守礼法。【诡谲无行】:诡谲:欺诈;无行:无德行。形容欺诈成性,品行不端。【含霜履雪】:比喻品行高洁。【行比伯夷】:行:品德;伯夷:商末孤竹君长子。品行可与伯夷相比拟。形容品德高洁。【行同能偶】:品行相同,才能相等。【好汉惜好汉】:惜:爱惜。指才能品行相同的人互相敬重。望采纳,谢谢
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根号下6等于多少

约等于2.4494897
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821 - Ben Saunders | To the South Pole and back — the hardest 105 days of my life

00:00 So in the oasis of intelligentsia that is TED, I stand here before you this evening as an expert in dragging heavy stuff around cold places. I"ve been leading polar expeditions for most of my adult life, and last month, my teammate Tarka L"Herpiniere and I finished the most ambitious expedition I"ve ever attempted. In fact, it feels like I"ve been transported straight here from four months in the middle of nowhere, mostly grunting and swearing , straight to the TED stage. So you can imagine that"s a transition that hasn"t been entirely seamless . One of the interesting side effects seems to be that my short-term memory is entirely shot. So I"ve had to write some notes to avoid too much grunting and swearing in the next 17 minutes. This is the first talk I"ve given about this expedition, and while we weren"t sequencing genomes or building space telescopes, this is a story about giving everything we had to achieve something that hadn"t been done before. So I hope in that you might find some food for thought. 01:12 It was a journey, an expedition in Antarctica, the coldest, windiest, driest and highest altitude continent on Earth. It"s a fascinating place. It"s a huge place. It"s twice the size of Australia, a continent that is the same size as China and India put together. 01:30 As an aside , I have experienced an interesting phenomenon in the last few days, something that I expect Chris Hadfield may get at TED in a few years" time, conversations that go something like this: "Oh, Antarctica. Awesome. My husband and I did Antarctica with Lindblad for our anniversary." Or, "Oh cool, did you go there for the marathon?" (Laughter) 01:54 Our journey was, in fact, 69 marathons back to back in 105 days, an 1,800-mile round trip on foot from the coast of Antarctica to the South Pole and back again. In the process, we broke the record for the longest human-powered polar journey in history by more than 400 miles. (Applause) For those of you from the Bay Area, it was the same as walking from here to San Francisco, then turning around and walking back again. So as camping trips go, it was a long one, and one I"ve seen summarized most succinctly here on the hallowed pages of Business Insider Malaysia. ["Two Explorers Just Completed A Polar Expedition That Killed Everyone The Last Time It Was Attempted"] 02:46 Chris Hadfield talked so eloquently about fear and about the odds of success, and indeed the odds of survival. Of the nine people in history that had attempted this journey before us, none had made it to the pole and back, and five had died in the process. 03:04 This is Captain Robert Falcon Scott. He led the last team to attempt this expedition. Scott and his rival Sir Ernest Shackleton, over the space of a decade, both led expeditions battling to become the first to reach the South Pole, to chart and map the interior of Antarctica, a place we knew less about, at the time, than the surface of the moon, because we could see the moon through telescopes. Antarctica was, for the most part, a century ago, uncharted. 03:32 Some of you may know the story. Scott"s last expedition, the Terra Nova Expedition in 1910, started as a giant siege-style approach. He had a big team using ponies, using dogs, using petrol-driven tractors , dropping multiple, pre-positioned depots of food and fuel through which Scott"s final team of five would travel to the Pole, where they would turn around and ski back to the coast again on foot. Scott and his final team of five arrived at the South Pole in January 1912 to find they had been beaten to it by a Norwegian team led by Roald Amundsen, who rode on dogsled. Scott"s team ended up on foot. And for more than a century this journey has remained unfinished. Scott"s team of five died on the return journey. And for the last decade, I"ve been asking myself why that is. How come this has remained the high-water mark ? Scott"s team covered 1,600 miles on foot. No one"s come close to that ever since. So this is the high-water mark of human endurance, human endeavor, human athletic achievement in arguably the harshest climate on Earth. It was as if the marathon record has remained unbroken since 1912. And of course some strange and predictable combination of curiosity, stubbornness, and probably hubris led me to thinking I might be the man to try to finish the job. 04:55 Unlike Scott"s expedition, there were just two of us, and we set off from the coast of Antarctica in October last year, dragging everything ourselves, a process Scott called "man-hauling." When I say it was like walking from here to San Francisco and back, I actually mean it was like dragging something that weighs a shade more than the heaviest ever NFL player . Our sledges weighed 200 kilos, or 440 pounds each at the start , the same weights that the weakest of Scott"s ponies pulled. Early on , we averaged 0.5 miles per hour. Perhaps the reason no one had attempted this journey until now, in more than a century, was that no one had been quite stupid enough to try. And while I can"t claim we were exploring in the genuine Edwardian sense of the word — we weren"t naming any mountains or mapping any uncharted valleys — I think we were stepping into uncharted territory in a human sense . Certainly, if in the future we learn there is an area of the human brain that lights up when one curses oneself, I won"t be at all surprised. 06:01 You"ve heard that the average American spends 90 percent of their time indoors. We didn"t go indoors for nearly four months. We didn"t see a sunset either. It was 24-hour daylight. Living conditions were quite spartan . I changed my underwear three times in 105 days and Tarka and I shared 30 square feet on the canvas . Though we did have some technology that Scott could never have imagined. And we blogged live every evening from the tent via a laptop and a custom-made satellite transmitter, all of which were solar-powered: we had a flexible photovoltaic panel over the tent. And the writing was important to me. As a kid, I was inspired by the literature of adventure and exploration, and I think we"ve all seen here this week the importance and the power of storytelling. 06:55 So we had some 21st-century gear, but the reality is that the challenges that Scott faced were the same that we faced: those of the weather and of what Scott called glide, the amount of friction between the sledges and the snow. The lowest wind chill we experienced was in the -70s, and we had zero visibility, what"s called white-out , for much of our journey. We traveled up and down one of the largest and most dangerous glaciers in the world, the Beardmore glacier. It"s 110 miles long; most of its surface is what"s called blue ice. You can see it"s a beautiful, shimmering steel-hard blue surface covered with thousands and thousands of crevasses , these deep cracks in the glacial ice up to 200 feet deep. Planes can"t land here, so we were at the most risk, technically, when we had the slimmest chance of being rescued. 07:48 We got to the South Pole after 61 days on foot, with one day off for bad weather, and I"m sad to say, it was something of an anticlimax . There"s a permanent American base, the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station( 阿姆森-斯科特极点考察站 ) at the South Pole. They have an airstrip , they have a canteen , they have hot showers, they have a post office, a tourist shop, a basketball court that doubles as a movie theater. So it"s a bit different these days, and there are also acres of junk. I think it"s a marvelous thing that humans can exist 365 days of the year with hamburgers and hot showers and movie theaters, but it does seem to produce a lot of empty cardboard boxes. You can see on the left of this photograph, several square acres of junk waiting to be flown out from the South Pole. But there is also a pole at the South Pole, and we got there on foot, unassisted, unsupported, by the hardest route, 900 miles in record time, dragging more weight than anyone in history. And if we"d stopped there and flown home, which would have been the eminently sensible thing to do, then my talk would end here and it would end something like this. 08:58 If you have the right team around you, the right tools, the right technology, and if you have enough self-belief and enough determination, then anything is possible. 09:12 But then we turned around, and this is where things get interesting. High on the Antarctic plateau , over 10,000 feet, it"s very windy, very cold, very dry, we were exhausted. We"d covered 35 marathons, we were only halfway, and we had a safety net, of course, of ski planes and satellite phones and live, 24-hour tracking beacons that didn"t exist for Scott, but in hindsight, rather than making our lives easier, the safety net actually allowed us to cut things very fine indeed, to sail very close to our absolute limits as human beings. And it is an exquisite form of torture to exhaust yourself to the point of starvation day after day while dragging a sledge full of food. 10:00 For years, I"d been writing glib lines in sponsorship proposals about pushing the limits of human endurance, but in reality, that was a very frightening place to be indeed. We had, before we"d got to the Pole, two weeks of almost permanent headwind, which slowed us down. As a result, we"d had several days of eating half rations. We had a finite amount of food in the sledges to make this journey, so we were trying to string that out by reducing our intake to half the calories we should have been eating. As a result, we both became increasingly hypoglycemic — we had low blood sugar levels day after day — and increasingly susceptible to the extreme cold. Tarka took this photo of me one evening after I"d nearly passed out with hypothermia . We both had repeated bouts of hypothermia, something I hadn"t experienced before, and it was very humbling indeed. As much as you might like to think, as I do, that you"re the kind of person who doesn"t quit, that you"ll go down swinging , hypothermia doesn"t leave you much choice. You become utterly incapacitated . It"s like being a drunk toddler. You become pathetic . I remember just wanting to lie down and quit. It was a peculiar , peculiar feeling, and a real surprise to me to be debilitated to that degree. 11:20 And then we ran out of food completely, 46 miles short of the first of the depots that we"d laid on our outward journey . We"d laid 10 depots of food, literally burying food and fuel, for our return journey — the fuel was for a cooker so you could melt snow to get water — and I was forced to make the decision to call for a resupply flight, a ski plane carrying eight days of food to tide us over that gap. They took 12 hours to reach us from the other side of Antarctica. 11:51 Calling for that plane was one of the toughest decisions of my life. And I sound like a bit of a fraud standing here now with a sort of belly. I"ve put on 30 pounds in the last three weeks. Being that hungry has left an interesting mental scar, which is that I"ve been hoovering up every hotel buffet that I can find . (Laughter) But we were genuinely quite hungry, and in quite a bad way. I don"t regret calling for that plane for a second, because I"m still standing here alive, with all digits intact , telling this story. But getting external assistance like that was never part of the plan, and it"s something my ego is still struggling with. This was the biggest dream I"ve ever had, and it was so nearly perfect. 12:36 On the way back down to the coast, our crampons — they"re the spikes on our boots that we have for traveling over this blue ice on the glacier — broke on the top of the Beardmore. We still had 100 miles to go downhill on very slippery rock-hard blue ice . They needed repairing almost every hour. To give you an idea of scale, this is looking down towards the mouth of the Beardmore Glacier. You could fit the entirety of Manhattan in the gap on the horizon . That"s 20 miles between Mount Hope and Mount Kiffin. I"ve never felt as small as I did in Antarctica. When we got down to the mouth of the glacier, we found fresh snow had obscured the dozens of deep crevasses . One of Shackleton"s men described crossing this sort of terrain as like walking over the glass roof of a railway station. We fell through more times than I can remember, usually just putting a ski or a boot through the snow. Occasionally we went in all the way up to our armpits , but thankfully never deeper than that. 13:36 And less than five weeks ago, after 105 days, we crossed this oddly inauspicious finish line, the coast of Ross Island on the New Zealand side of Antarctica. You can see the ice in the foreground and the sort of rubbly rock behind that. Behind us lay an unbroken ski trail of nearly 1,800 miles. We"d made the longest ever polar journey on foot, something I"d been dreaming of doing for a decade. 14:03 And looking back, I still stand by all the things I"ve been saying for years about the importance of goals and determination and self-belief, but I"ll also admit that I hadn"t given much thought to what happens when you reach the all-consuming goal that you"ve dedicated most of your adult life to, and the reality is that I"m still figuring that bit out. As I said, there are very few superficial signs that I"ve been away. I"ve put on 30 pounds. I"ve got some v
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