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What is the difference between a zero of a function from the root of an equation?
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Good question.
a zero tends to mean the x intercepts; whereas a root ... well, its the same thing but comes from the study of quadratics and cubics and the radicals i believe
here's a wiki topic that mentions both in the first paragraph as the same thing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_of_a_function
id assume one is newtonian and the other is leibnizerish lol
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