Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
You are doing simple math within the square root. For instance where x=-2 you substitute -2 for x then add 2 which gives you 0 leaving you with -6.
for x=2 you end up with "square root 2+2" which gives you 4 and the square root of 4 is 2 so you add -6 to 2 giving you the answer of -4.
The polynomial with 6 roots is the one of degree 6, so the correct option is:
<h3>Which polynomial function has 6 roots?</h3>
You need to remember that if p(x) is a polynomial of degree N, then it has N roots (such that some of these N roots may be equal or not).
Then we just need to find the polynomial of degree 6. (Remember that the degree represents the maximum exponent of the polynomial).
In this case, the only one of degree 6 is:
Which is the last option.
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