Answer: -2 and 9
Step-by-step explanation:
Zeros are the numerical values that will make the value of a function 0.
To make g(x) equal 0, 2(x+2)(x-9) must equal 0.
That means that one of the three factors (2, (x+2), or (x-9)) must have a value of 0, because if 0 is multiplied by the rest, the result with always be 0.
2 cannot equal 0.
If (x+2)=0, x=-2
If (x-9)=0, x=9
