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Which of the following describes the zeros of the graph...

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Sholpan [36]3 years ago

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Answer:

d) 0 with multiplicity 3 , -3 with multiplicity 1 and - 6 with multiplicity 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Explanation:-

Given polynomial equation

⇒ - x⁵ + 9 x⁴ - 18 x³

⇒ - x³ ( x² - 9 x + 18 )

⇒ - x³ ( x² - 6 x - 3 x + 18)

⇒ - x³ ( x(x - 6) - 3( x - 6))

⇒ - (x-0)³ (x-6)(x-3)

∴ The Zeros of the given function is 0 with multiplicity 3 , -3 with multiplicity 1 and - 6 with multiplicity 1

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Which of the following describes the zeros of the graph...