SOLUTION: find all the zeros of the function: f(x)=-5(-x+1)(-6x+1)(-5x+4)

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Question 282069: find all the zeros of the function:
f(x)=-5(-x+1)(-6x+1)(-5x+4)
Answer by Fombitz(13828) About Me  (Show Source):
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Solve for each of the factors (inside the parentheses).
-x%2B1=0
x=1
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-6x%2B1=0
-6x=-1
x=1%2F6
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-5x%2B4=0
-5x=-4
x=4%2F5
The zeros are then
x=(1, 1/6, 4/5)
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