Question

the three zero in above shown graph are

a) 2,3,- 1
b)- 2,3,1
c)- 3,- 1,2
d)- 2,- 3,- 1
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Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is option (C) -3,-1,2

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer is (c) -3, -1 , 2

Explanation :

• In the given image the curve crosses the x-axis three times at -3. -1 and 2 hence those are the three zeroes of the graph.

• Any substitution for the variable in a function that results in a zero answer is known as the zero.
• The x-intercept(s) of the function's graph, or the actual zero of a function, is the location on a graph where the function's graph crosses the x-axis.

• A function's x-intercepts are the location(s) where its graph crosses the x-axis.
• The x -value alone is frequently used to refer to the x -intercept.
• It is a single zero if the graph crosses the x-axis and looks practically linear at the intercept.
• The graph is a zero with even multiplicity if it reaches the x-axis and bounces off of it.
• The x-axis is crossed at a zero if the graph does. This is a zero with an odd multiplicity.

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