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If one of the zeros of the polynomial x×x×x+ax×x+bx+c is -1,then find the product of the other two zeros​

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Answered by ashishchackooom
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Answer:      d/a

Step-by-step explanation:

p(x)=x^{3}  + ax^{2}  + bx + c

let one of the zeros be \alpha = -1

product of zeros(\alpha \beta *  gama)\\ = -d/a

-1 *\beta *gama= -d/a

\beta *gama=\frac{-d*-1}{a}                 ( transferring -1 from LHS to RHS)

product of remaining 2 zeros = d/a

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