Consider the following graph of f(x) what are the zeros

PiLHA asked May 22, 2022

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Answer:

Explanation:

The zeroes of a function is where its graph intercepts the x axis:

in this case it happens in these points:

(-6;0) , (-4;0) , (0;0) , (2;0) , (4;0)

Charline answered May 26, 2022

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