find the zeroes of the polynominal x3-9x2+26x-24 if its given that the product of its zeroes is 8

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x=2 is a zero

divide x^3 -9x^2+26x-24 / (x-2) giv x^2 -7x +12

yuze quadratik equashun & get roots=3 & 4
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