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Find a third degree polynomial function of the lowest degree that has the zeros below and whose leading coefficient is one. -4, 0, 3
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Find a third degree polynomial function of the lowest degree that has the zeros below and whose leading coefficient is one. -4, 0, 3
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Find a third degree polynomial function of the lowest degree that has the zeros below and whose leading coefficient is one.
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Zeros are the x-values that make the function zero.
0 = (x-0)(x- -4)(x-3)
f(x) = x(x+4)(x-3)
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