Use rational zero theorem to list all possible rational zeroes of polynomial. Show all work. (Precalculus 1 Easy) 7. Use the rational zero theorem to list (nothing else) all possible rational zeros of thepolynomial function.H(x) = 2x³ + 5x² – 6x – 6

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The given polynomial function is: Hx=2x3+5x2-6x-6 Since, the rational zero=pq where, p is the…

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