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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
To find the real zeros you must match the function to zero and factor the expression.
We have a polynomial of degree 3.
We try to group the terms to perform the factorization

Now we take (x + 4) as a common factor

If we have an expression of the form
we know that this expression is equivalent to:

In this case

So:

Finally:

The solutions are:

This is same as (4x-6)(2x), so you can distribute 2x into 4x-6 and you would get
(2x)4x - (2x)6 = 8x² - 12x
Final answer: 8x² - 12x
Hope this helps.