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Find the zero(s) of the following functions algebraically: f(x)=3x-21

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Answer:

x=7

Explanation:

The function is:

f(x)=3x-21.

The zero(s) is/are any value(s) that make(s) the function equal(s) to zero.

This implies that, to find the zero(s), we equate the function to 0 and solve for x

This implies that:

3x-21=0

3x=21

Dividing through by 3, we obtain

x=7

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