Are each of the following roots of this function? -16x^3 -39x^2 -24x + 144 = 0 A. -4 Yes or No B. -3 Yes or No C. 3 Yes or No

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Are each of the following roots of this

function?

-16x^3 -39x^2 -24x + 144 = 0

A. -4 Yes or No
B. -3 Yes or No
C. 3 Yes or No

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l think da answer iz B dats wat l know

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