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Here's the explanation ~

Zeros or roots of a function is the value of independent variable (usually x - coordinate or absicca) where the value of dependent variable (y - coordinate or ordinate) is 0.

That is :

The point where it cuts the x - axis, it has an x - coordinate = -6

Therefore, we can conclude that The zero of given function is -6

Answer:

x = -6.

Step-by-step explanation:

It is where the graph cuts the x-axis  (where the function is zero).

That is -6.