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A polynomial function has a zero at z = -4. Which expression MUST be a factor of this polynomial function?

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User Dwelch
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Given:

A polynomial function has a zero at z = -4.

Required:

Which expression MUST be a factor of this polynomial function?

Step-by-step explanation:

If a z = -4 is a zero of the polynomial then (z - 4) must be a factor of polynomial.

Answer:

(z - 4) must be a factor of polynomial.

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