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The values at which the graph of polynomial crosses the _-axis are called "roots" and are the values for which the y-value is zero.

The values at which the graph of polynomial crosses the _-axis are called "roots" and are the values for which the y-value is zero.
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the values at which the graph of polynomial crosses the _-axis are called "roots" and are the values for which the y-value is zero.

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Answer:

  • x- axis

Explanation:

The blank is the x-axis

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