Find all the zeroes of the polynomial (2x raised to the power 4 - 9x raised to the power 3 + 5x raised to the power 2 + 3x - 1) if two of its zeroes are

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Solution

Factors of a Polynomial can be written as (x -(factor))

Hence we use x - in both the given zeroes

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