The roots of a certain polynomial are -2/5, -6, and 4/3. What might the linear factors of the polynomial be?

(5x + 2)(x – 6)(3x – 4)
(5x – 2)(x + 6)(3x – 4)
(5x + 2)(x + 6)(3x – 4)
(5x + 2)(x + 6)(3x + 4)

Question

The roots of a certain polynomial are -2/5, -6, and 4/3. What might the linear factors of the polynomial be?
 	
	(5x + 2)(x – 6)(3x – 4)
	(5x – 2)(x + 6)(3x – 4)
	(5x + 2)(x + 6)(3x – 4)
	(5x + 2)(x + 6)(3x + 4)

anonymous · Answer

it is probably C  because it is always C

anonymous · Answer

if -6 is a zero then one factor is $(x+6)$

anonymous · Answer

if $x=\frac{4}{3}$ then 
$$3x=4\
3x-4=0$$so another factor is $3x-4$

anonymous · Answer

haha it is C right? the -2,5 would be 5x+2 right?

anonymous · Answer

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