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Representing Equations on a Graph

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Can you tell the number of zeroes a polynomial of nth degree

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A polynomial of degree 'n' can have atmost 'n' number of zeroes
for eg:, if a polynomial has degree 4, then it can have 4 degrees,or less than 4 degrees.

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