In problem 18, use the respective polynomial to answer the following: (a) test for with synthetic division and find all rational and compex zeros; and (b) factor as a product of linear factors (real and/or imaginary). 18) P(x) = x + 3x³ - 3x² - 7x+6 (same as 17) (IS no noleria3- Absoube ni 918 29ishtem gniwollot ert li animats (SS

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