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The graph below has: A. one repeated linear factor. B. no linear factors. C. two dissimilar linear factors.
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I think it would be A, but I'm not sure
looks like that is the graph for y = x^2 + 1
if you have a quadratic function, you can factor it into (ax + b)(cx+d) both those are linear factors
some are squares and can look like (ax +b)^2 so only one linear factor
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this one can't factor unless you use imaginary numbers, so zero
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