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Mathematics, 05.05.2020 10:19 cuhh

What are the zeros of the following quadratic equation and how do you know? x^2+x-6=0
A. The zeros are (-2,3). I know these are my zeros because they are the x-intercepts.

B. The zeros are (-2,3). I know these are my zeros because I typed the quadratic into poly solve.

C. The zeros are x=2 and x= -3. I know these are my zeros because they are the x-intercepts.

D. The zeros are x=2 and x= -3. I know these are my zeros because I typed the quadratic into poly solve.

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