Writing the equation of a polynomial when given three zeros

The video tutorial explains how to handle zeros and factors in equations by setting them to zero and multiplying binomials using the box method. The instructor emphasizes the importance of taking two zeros at a time and demonstrates the multiplication process step-by-step, leading to the final solution of the equation. The tutorial aims to make the process less intimidating and more manageable for students.

What is the first step when given three zeros in a polynomial?

Explain how to set the zeros equal to X.

Why is it recommended to multiply two binomials at a time instead of all three?

Describe the process of multiplying binomials using the box method.

What is the final polynomial expression after multiplying the factors?