Finding the zeros of a function - Zeros of polynomial function

The video tutorial explains how to find the zeros of a function by substituting zero into the function and factoring the equation. It demonstrates solving the equation to find the zeros, which are the values of X that make the function equal to zero. The tutorial concludes with the final calculation of the zeros, which are 0 and ±5/3.

What are the zeros of a function and how do you find them?

Explain the process of substituting a value into a function to find its zeros.

What is the significance of factoring in finding the zeros of a polynomial function?

How do you solve for X when you have a quadratic equation set to zero?

What are the possible values for the zeros of the function discussed in the text?