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19 October, 17:11

Find the zeros of each function

f (x) = (x-3) (x+5)

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  1. 19 October, 17:17
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    The zeros of this function are 3 and - 5.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    One note: The question says "Find the zeros of EACH function", but there seems to be only one function in the question. I hope I answered it well.

    To complete the function provided, you need to get both terms inside both parenthesis to equal zero. So, if its (x-3) (x+5), the X's need to equal the opposite of the number that is being added or subtracted.

    For the first parenthesis, (x-3), the number is - 3, so the zero of that side is positive 3. (3-3 = 0)

    For the second parenthesis, (x+5), the number is positive 5, so the zero of that side is - 5. (-5+5 = 0)
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