Use real zeros to write the equation of the polynomial

The video tutorial explains how to find zeros of a polynomial and write them as linear factors. It covers the concept of multiplicity and how it affects factorization. The tutorial also addresses handling fractions in factorization, using examples to illustrate the process. Techniques like the zero product property, inverse operations, and the box method are discussed to simplify polynomial equations.

What are the steps to factor a polynomial given its zeros?

How do you multiply factors to obtain the polynomial equation?

Discuss the importance of understanding the relationships between zeros and factors.

What is the significance of writing zeros as factors in polynomial equations?