polynomial equation that has the zeros -1, 0, 7 degree 3

i know that when the zeros are -1, 0, 7 that means that X+1=0, X=0, x-7=0
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Apply the factors: x(x+1)(x-7)=x3-6x2-7x is one polynomial of degree 3.

The general answer is a(x3-6x2-7x) where a is any constant.

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