Question

how do you find the zeros of a polynomial

Answer 1

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Answer 2

First, you'd have to equate your dependent variable (in most cases, it's y) to zero. Then, you solve for your independent variable (in most cases, it's x) through a variety of algebraic approaches to find your zeros.

Answer 3

Please feel free to post your particular polynomial here including any thoughts or queries regarding your polynomial. We can take it from there. @marilynnicole

Answer 4

y=\[y=x ^{3}-7x ^{2}-9x+63\]

Answer 5

@Cardinal_Carlo

Answer 6

equate your polynomial with zero and the answer for the variable are the zeroes for that variable