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Question 475727
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What are the zeros if P(x) and their multiplicities: P(x)=(x+5)^3(x-6)(-x+6)
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...the product is equal to zero if any of multiplicands is equal to zero
...->....
...->....
...->....
...->....
...->....
...or....
so, zeros are:
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