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Use the table and graph provided for
x | f(x) |
---|---|
–5 | 0 |
–4 | –5 |
–3 | –8 |
–2 | –9 |
–1 | –8 |
0 | –5 |
1 | 0 |
a. List the factors of
b. List the zeros of
c. List the x intercepts of the graph.
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