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Which of the following values are zeros of x(x+5)(x-3)?
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Which of the following values are zeros of x(x+5)(x-3)?

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Answer:

The expression evaluates to zero when x = 0, -5, or 3

Explanation:

As all three terms are multiplied together, only one of them needs to equal zero for the expression as a whole to do so.

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