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Write a possible polynomial with the following zeros 2, 3, -4. (Hint: write the function as factors)

Write a possible polynomial with the following zeros 2, 3, -4. (Hint: write the function as factors)
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Write a possible polynomial with the following zeros 2, 3, -4. (Hint: write the function as factors)

Write a possible polynomial with the following zeros 2, 3, -4. (Hint: write the function-example-1
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A possible polynomial with the given zeros is


f(x)=(x-2)(x-3)(x+4)

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