Question

how does a graph with 2 real and 2 real equal roots look like?

Answer 1

this is for a quartic function..

Answer 2

aww crap im not a smart hen.... :(

Answer 3

your question is incomplete, you need to specify which graph, is it linear, or quadratic or any polynomial?

Answer 4

polynomial

Answer 5

polynomial of degree what?

Answer 6

what are the possibilities

Answer 7

BACK IN THE CONVO LOL

Answer 8

what do you exactly need?

Answer 9

nothin jeez

Answer 10

a graph with linear function looks like a straight line

Answer 11

a graph with degree 2 looks like a parabola

Answer 12

Well i just need to know how a quartic functiion looks like with 2 real and two equal roots.
It's a polynomial to a degree of 4 i think....

Answer 13

its a parabola :p

Answer 14

two equal roots i.e. \[\left( x-1 \right)\]

Answer 15

I meant my question..

Answer 16

i mean \[\left( x-1 \right)\left( x-1 \right)\]

Answer 17

rite?

Answer 18

IM GOIN TO BED. NITE

Answer 19

No. wouldn't that be two pairs of equal roots instead of what you showed above.

Answer 20

the two real roots crosses the parabola and cuts the parabola into two points
the two points on x axis are the roots


whereas two equal real roots just touch the parabola at one point

Answer 21

these are two equal roots :)

Answer 22

*ignored* really?

Answer 23

I wrote two equal and two equal roots. Not two equal roots. You have shown me a quadratic function, not a quartic.