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Find all the zeroes of the polynomial x3+4x2+x-6, if one of its zeroes is -3.

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Answered by parvathikarmuri
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Step-by-step explanation:

  • Take a equation with given zero of polynomial ie x= -3, => x+3 = 0
  • divide it with the above equation
  • tou will get a double degree equation
  • find zeroes according to factorization method
  • do verification with every zero of the polynomial with the given equation to ensure that answer is correct
  • You will get zero (0) when you substitute any one of the zero
  • Or you can even multiply them in this way
  • if a,b,c are three zeroes of f(x) then
  • (x-a)(x-b)(x-c)=f(x)
  • if any zero of polynomial is negative you have to change from - to +

Hope you understand my explanation

Answered by asd873074
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zeros are -2,1and3. see in photo. ok

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