Find all zeros and fully factor the function f(x)=6x^4−19x^3−53x^2+150x−72. Use integers and fractions for answers, not...

Find all zeros and fully factor the function f(x)=6x^4−19x^3−53x^2+150x−72. Use integers and fractions for answers, not decimals.

The zeros are

The fully factored form is f(x)=

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