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Verify whether 3 and 2 are the zeroes of the polynomial x3x2+x6.

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Solution

We know, if a is a zero of f(x), then f(a)=0.

Given, f(x)=x3x2+x6.

Let x=3:
Then f(3)=(3)3(3)2+(3)6=27936=450.
That is, x=3 is not a zero of the given polynomial f(x).

Now let x=2:
Then f(2)=(2)3(2)2+(2)6=84+26=0.
That is, x=2 is a zero of the given polynomial f(x).

Hence, x=2 is a zero of the given polynomial f(x) but x=3 is not.

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