Question

I really need help. I am really confused on how to fid the "zeros" of an equation?

Answer 1

Finding the zeroes of an equation usually means setting it (the equation) equal to zero

Answer 2

For example find the zeros of \[x^2+5x+6\]
You'd first factor the expression into: \[(x+3)(x+2)\]
and then set that equal to zero. You then set each part equal to zero because in a product

x*y

The resulting product is only 0 if x =0 or y = 0

Answer 3

x3 – 5x2 + 6x = 0
can you talk me through this equation because that didn't really help me

Answer 4

factor out the x\[x^3 – 5x^2 + 6x = x(x^2 – 5x + 6)\]

does that help

Answer 5

okay yea

Answer 6

thx 4 the medal bby