How can I factor x^3-5x^2+2x+12? This is for Algebra 2. I need to algebraically find all of the solutions to x^4-3x^3-8x^2+16x+24, and one, x=-2, was already given to me, so I divided the polynomial by x+2 and got x^3-5x^2+2x+12. But now I’m lost. Can someone please help?

Solve the problem by using a venn diagram a group of students were surveyed about their taste in music. they were asked how they like three types of music: rock, country western and jazz. the results are summarized below: no one dislikes all three types of music. six like all three types of music. eleven don’t like country western. sixteen like jazz. three like country western and jazz, but not rock. six don’t like rock. eight like rock and country western. seven don’t like jazz. how many students were surveyed?