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find all of the rational zeros of the function: f(x)= 2x^3+14x^2+24x.....can someone show me how to do this, i need to understand it
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well you can factor as a first step to get \[x(2x^2+14x+24)\] as a start. so one zero is at 0. the other two you can find using the quadratic formula
i guess i could have been smarter and factored as \[2x(x^2+7x+12)\] then factor to get \[2x(x+3)(x+4)\] and so zeros area at 0, -3, -4
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