SOLUTION: The zero of a polynomial is
A.) A real number that makes {{{ f(x) = 0 }}}
B.) A real number that makes {{{ x = 0 }}}
C.) A real or complex number that makes {{{ f(x) = 0 }}}
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Question 1053750: The zero of a polynomial is
A.) A real number that makes
B.) A real number that makes
C.) A real or complex number that makes
D.) A real or complex number that makes
Answer by Boreal(15235) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
C is the best choice, since roots or zeros of a polynomial are where the function or polynomial is 0.
For example, 2i, a complex number, is a zero of x^2+4=0, because (2i)^2=4i^2=-4, and -4+4=0.
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