The function f(x)=x3+3x213x15 has a zero at x=3. What factor must be included in the factored form
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The function f(x)=x3+3x2−13x−15 has a zero at x=3.
What factor must be included in the factored form for f based on this information? (Hint: Your answer will be something like x−1 or x+1.)
Use synthetic division to factor out the expression you wrote in part (a), then use the result to write the fully factored form of f below. Your final answer should not have any factors with x2 in them.
f(x)=
Write the function zeros below separated by commas.
x=
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