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What are the zeros of r(p) = -p2 + 14p?

What are the zeros of r(p) = -p2 + 14p?
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What are the zeros of r(p) = -p2 + 14p?

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-p^2 + 14p=0\\-p(p-14)=0\\p=0 \vee p=14

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