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What is one of the zeros of the function shown in this graph?
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it's where the zero's cross the x axis... that would be -1 and what #? Do you understand it now?
i don't understand, but i think is 3
yes... the zero's of the function on this graph are every point that crosses the x axis. You got it.. It's -1 & 3
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