The polynomial equation x^3−5x^2+11x−15=0 is known to have an integer solution. Complete the following table listing...

The polynomial equation x^3−5x^2+11x−15=0 is known to have an integer solution. Complete the following table listing in the first column the candidate integer solutions (there are eight) of x^3−5x^2+11x−15=0 supplied by the Rational Root Test, and in the second column the values of P evaluated at the corresponding candidates. MAKE SURE THAT THE CANDIDATE ROOTS ARE IN INCREASING ORDER!

x. x^3−5x^2+11x−15

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With this information, give all three roots of PP (with distinct roots separated by a comma):

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