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To calculate: The rational zeros of the function.
Answer to Problem 55CR
Explanation of Solution
Given information ::
Formula used :: According to rational zero theorm every rational zero of f ( x ) has the form
Calculation ::
from rational zero theorm p is a factor of -3 and q is the factor of 4.
The factor of -3 is
Therefore the possible values of
Now substituting these values in f ( x ) to get the possible zeros
Hence
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