the zeros of function d are -3 and 8. which expression could be a factor of function d?\na. (x - 3)\nb. (x +…

Explanation:

Step1: Use the zero - factor property

If (x = a) is a zero of a function (y = f(x)), then ((x - a)) is a factor of the function. Given the zeros (x=-3) and (x = 8). For (x=-3), we set (x+3=0) (by adding 3 to both sides of (x=-3)). So ((x + 3)) is a factor. For (x = 8), we set (x - 8=0) (by subtracting 8 from both sides of (x = 8)). So ((x - 8)) is a factor.

Answer:

D. ((x + 3))