6. Show that P(z) =r³ +x + 1 does not have any rational zeros. (Hint: What are the only possibilities? Do any of these work?) %3D

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6. Show that P(x) = r³ + x +1 does not have any rational zeros. (Hint: What are the only possibilities? Do any of these
work?)
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