How many times a particular number is a zero<span> for a given polynomial. For example, in the polynomial function f(x)=(x–3)4(x–5)(x–8)2, the </span>zero<span> 3 has </span>multiplicity<span> 4, 5 has </span>multiplicity<span> 1, and 8 has </span>multiplicity<span> 2. Although this polynomial has only three </span>zeros<span>, we say that it has seven </span>zeros<span> counting </span><span>multiplicity</span>
The answer is x=12 hope it helps
Answer:
-7 (4y-3x) - 8 = 0
Step-by-step explanation:
From the graph, the point at which the function of the graph have relative minimum is
