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Factor the function below.

3x3 + x2 - 10x

What are the zeros of the function?

A) 0
B) -6, 5
C) -2, 0, 5/3
D) -2, 1 2/3

User Caxix
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Answer:

I beleve the answer is D

Explanation:

User Veeti
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Answer:

The answer is C

Explanation:

3x^{3}+x^{2}-10x:0 this is the original equation and you make it equal to 0

x(3x^{2} +x-10):0 you take the x as a common variable

x:0 (3x^{2} +x-10):0 you have that x:0 and the other equation that you have to break in two parenthesis as following :

(3x-5) (x+2):0 then, each one of the parenthesis equals cero

3x-5:0 3x:5 x:5/3 \\x-2:0 x:2\\

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