Show all workings including the use of the poly functions

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This is a SCILAB QUESTION ONLY AND MUST BE ANSWERED IN SCILAB LANGUAGE PLEASE or else I will not be able to understand,

Please show every step, many thanks in advance!!!

Consider the polynomial:

Find the value q(x = 6), where q(x) = y2 / z2

where z is a polynomial with roots -2, 3, 5 (note that z also has the independent variable ‘x')

Show all workings including the use of the poly and horner functions

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