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What key features of a polynomial can be found using the fundamental theorem of algebra and the factor theorem?
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What key features of a polynomial can be found using the fundamental theorem of algebra and the factor theorem?
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The number of zeroes the polynomial has
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The key fundamental theorem of algebra says that degree of polynomial is equal to number of zeros in a function.
The Factor Theorem states that a first degree binomial is a factor of a polynomial function if the remainder, when the polynomial is divided by the binomial, is zero.
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