Given Rational a Rational Zero, Find the Equation of the Polynomial

The video tutorial explains how to handle polynomial equations by setting zeros to X and avoiding fractions. It covers setting equations to zero, multiplying and factoring without fractions, and using the FOIL and box methods for multiplication. The tutorial concludes with forming a polynomial with integer coefficients.

What is the first step to take when setting the zeros equal to X?

Why is it suggested to avoid operations with fractions in this context?

What method does the teacher prefer for multiplying larger expressions and why?

How does the box method help in organizing information during multiplication?

What is the final polynomial expression derived from the multiplication?