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1.Match the graph to the number of solutions. Choose: -One solution -infinite solutions -two solutions -three solutions no solutions

1.Match the graph to the number of solutions. Choose: -One solution -infinite solutions -two solutions -three solutions no solutions
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1.Match the graph to the number of solutions. Choose: -One solution -infinite solutions -two solutions -three solutions no solutions

1.Match the graph to the number of solutions. Choose: -One solution -infinite solutions-example-1
1.Match the graph to the number of solutions. Choose: -One solution -infinite solutions-example-1
1.Match the graph to the number of solutions. Choose: -One solution -infinite solutions-example-2
1.Match the graph to the number of solutions. Choose: -One solution -infinite solutions-example-3
User Teresa Siegmantel
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hello :
look : x-intercept
f(x) = 0 has :
1) one solution
2) two solutions
3) no solutions


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