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find the zeros 2n^2+n-406

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Answered by Anonymous
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=2n²+n-406

=2n²+29n-28n-406

=n(2n+29)-14(2n+29)

=(2n+29)(n-14)

2n+29=0

2n= -29

n= -29/2

n-14=0

n=14

So the zeroes of the polynomial are -29/2 and 14
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