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How many real solutions does the function shown on the graph have?

How many real solutions does the function shown on the graph have?-example-1
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A real solution is the same as an x intercept. Because there are 2 x intercepts on this graph there are 2 real solutions.
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Answer:

Two real solutions

Explanation:

Given is a graph of a parabola with quadratic equation.

We know that
y = ax^2+bx+c

has solution as x intercepts of the graph.

Using the above we find that the given graph has solution at the x intercepts.

X intercepts are 0 and -4

Hence the solutions are two real and they are x=0 and x =-4

Verify:

The graph is the transformation of
y = x^2 by verical shift of 4 units down and horizontal shift of 2 units left

So equation would be


y = (x+2)^2-4

Simplify to get


y = x^2+4x = x(x+4)

Hence solutoins are x=0 or x = -4

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