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OpenStudy (anonymous):

can someone actually help me on a calculus problem?

OpenStudy (phi):

do you understand , for example, a quadratic might *never* cross the x-axis (which of course means no x-intercepts). This happens for a U shaped curve above the x-axis. Of course, the quadratic has 2 roots, but they will be imaginary. Or, as pointed out in your other post, the quadratic might touch the x-axis only once (when the vertex of the quadratic is the only point that touches the x-axis) in that case you have 1 x-intercept, and the "roots' are "repeated" (same root , twice)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

and an example like @inkyvoyd said would be (x-1)^2=0

OpenStudy (phi):

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