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4.4 Zeros of Polynomials
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A "zero" of a polynomial is a value that makes the whole polynomial equal to zero. These values are also called roots, solutions, or x-intercepts. In these notes, we discuss a variety of methods on how to find the zeros of any given polynomial equation. We learn about a couple essential theorems used in the process of determining a polynomial's zeros and the type of information these tests reveal in different situations.
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- Algebra for calculus
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