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If the zeros of a polynomial function are 3 and -4, using the Factor Theorem how would we express the factors of the function? *

If the zeros of a polynomial function are 3 and -4, using the Factor Theorem how would we express the factors of the function? *
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If the zeros of a polynomial function are 3 and -4, using the Factor Theorem how would we express the factors of the function? *

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Explanation:

Zeros of a polynomial function are 3 and -4.

So, factors are, x-3 and x+4

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