Given f(x)=2x^(4)-9x^(3)-69x^(2)-104x-36 C. Use synthetic division to find a zero of f(x). How do I find a zero of f(x) when I get three x-intercepts? (-2, -0.5, 9)? solutionspile.com

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Given f(x)=2x^(4)-9x^(3)-69x^(2)-104x-36  C. Use synthetic division to find a zero of f(x). How do I find a zero of f(x) when I get three x-intercepts? (-2, -0.5, 9)?   solutionspile.com

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