how does the graph of a polynomial show the amount of solutions the polynomial has. i cant figure out how the two relate

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Answer:

Roots of the function, intersection with the x-axis.

Explanation:

A polynomial graph shows the number of solutions with the roots of the function, which means when the function touch the x-axis is a solution.

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