Answer:
C. (x-8) and (x-3)
Explanation:
When we calculate the zeros of a function, we are calculating the points where that function crosses the x axis, and to do so we have to equal the function to zero and isolate X.

The only way a multiplication can have a result of 0, is that any of it's factors were equal to zero. So we can take both factors and equal them to zero and isolate x to know the function's zeros.

