A polynomial p has zeros when x=0,x=−61, and x=−3.What could be the equation of p ?Choose 1 answer:(A) p(x)=x(6x+1)(x+3)(B) p(x)=x(6x−1)(x−3)(C) p(x)=x(61x)(x+3)(D) p(x)=x(−61x)(x−3)
Q. A polynomial p has zeros when x=0,x=−61, and x=−3.What could be the equation of p ?Choose 1 answer:(A) p(x)=x(6x+1)(x+3)(B) p(x)=x(6x−1)(x−3)(C) p(x)=x(61x)(x+3)(D) p(x)=x(−61x)(x−3)
Identify Zeros: Zeros of the polynomial are given as x=0, x=−61, and x=−3. The factors of the polynomial will be (x−0), (x−(−61)), and (x−(−3)).
Simplify Factors: Simplify the factors to get x, (x+61), and (x+3).
Multiply Factors: Multiply the factors to form the polynomial equation p(x)=x⋅(x+61)⋅(x+3).
Eliminate Fraction: To get rid of the fraction in the second factor, multiply x+61 by 6 to get 6x+1. The polynomial equation becomes p(x)=x⋅(6x+1)⋅(x+3).
Final Polynomial Equation: The equation p(x)=x⋅(6x+1)⋅(x+3) matches with option (A) p(x)=x(6x+1)(x+3).
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