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$63-66=$ Finding a Polynomial with Specified Zeros Find apolynomial of the specified degree that has the given zeros.$$\text { degree } 3 ; \quad \text { zeros }-1,1,3$$
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We know that if these are the zeros of the polynomial, then the factors of the polynomial are $(x - (-1))$, $(x - 1)$, and $(x - 3)$, which simplifies to $(x + 1)$, $(x - 1)$, and $(x - 3)$. Show more…
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