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Toexplain:The relationship between x-intercepts of a graph and the zeroes of the function.
Answer to Problem 25MCQ
On a graph for a function
Explanation of Solution
Consider a function
While the x-intercepts are the points on the graph drawn on the Cartesian plane for which the value of
Therefore, on a graph for a function
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