What is the polynomial function of least degree whose only zero are -4,2, and 3

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lesantik [10]3 years ago

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polynomial is one. Because the zeros of a polynomial can be determined from the factors of a polynomial, the factors can be created from the zeros. For the zero which occurs at 2, 3 x x = -2/3, the factor which produced that zero is 2. 3 x §· ¨¸ ©¹ The multiplicity represents how many times that zero occurs, in other words, the degree of ...

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What is the polynomial function of least degree whose only zero are -4,2, and 3 ​

What is the polynomial function of least degree whose only zero are -4,2, and 3