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Colin Eaton
3 May, 04:40
Find the zero of f (x) = x^5-12x^2+32x
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Angela Kidd
3 May, 05:38
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The zeroes of f (x) = x^5-12x^2+32x can be found by factoring,
f (x) = x^5-12x^2+32x = (x-8) (x-4)
By the zero product theorem, (x-8) = 0 or (x-4) = 0 which means
x=8 or x=4.
So the zeroes of f (x) are S={4,8}
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