What are the zeros of the polynomial function y = x(x − 6)(x + 3)(x − 11)? −6, 3, −11 0, −6, 3, −11 0, 6, −3, 11 6, −3, 11

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What are the zeros of the polynomial function y = x(x − 6)(x + 3)(x − 11)?

−6, 3, −11
0, −6, 3, −11
0, 6, −3, 11
6, −3, 11

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Answer:

The answer is 66/3

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Sergey Grinev answered Apr 25, 2021

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Answer:

The roots are 0,6, 3, and -11

Wes Larson answered Apr 27, 2021

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