If a zero is , then the graph of its function only touches the x–axis at that zero.

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If a zero is
, then the graph of its function only touches the x–axis at that zero.

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Yes. The zeroes of a graph are the values of x where the graph touches (or crosses) the x-axis.

Zabba answered Mar 10, 2022

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