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What are zeroes of a function?
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aka roots is when f(x)=0
The points where graph crosses the x axis. They are called zeros of the function because the function value (the y value) is 0 for all points on the x axis. So if the graph contains the point (3,0), 3 is called a zero of the function because the function value is 0.
So if Im looking at a graph, all the points on the x axis are called zeroes?
yes
the points where the graph \(touches\) the x-axis that is
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Ohh, okay.
|dw:1338250004776:dw|all the points I circled are zeros of whatever function I scribbled
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