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Formation of a Quadratic Equation From It's Roots

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a quadratic polynomial can have how many zeros?
A. at most 2 zeros
B. at least 2 zeros
C. only 1 zero
D. exactly 2 zeros

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Solution

A quadratic polynomial have at most two zeros because the degree of x is 2.

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