Write the cubic polynomial function f(x) in expanded form with zeros -4,-1, and 3 , given that f(-3)=36.
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Step 1: Since the zeros of the polynomial are -4, -1, and 3, we can write the factors of the polynomial as (x+4), (x+1), and (x-3). Show more…
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