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For the polynomial below, 2 and 1 are zeros.2f(x)=x-x-8x + 16x-8Express f(x) as a product...

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For the polynomial below, 2 and 1 are zeros.2f(x)=x-x-8x + 16x-8Express f(x) as a product of linear factors.=

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