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Part A: Three equations that all represent the same function g are shown. Select the equation that includes the zeros of g(x) as numbers that appear in the equation. Part B: Sel…

Part A: Three equations that all represent the same function g are shown. Select the equation that includes the zeros of g(x) as numbers that appear in the equation. Part B: Sel…
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Part A: Three equations that all represent the same function g are shown. Select the equation that includes the zeros of g(x) as numbers that appear in the equation. Part B: Select all values of x for which g(x)=0.

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A B and C

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