According to the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra, which polynomial function has exactly 11 roots?
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</span><span>y=mx+b
</span>Pull the values of m<span> and </span>b<span> using the </span><span>y=mx+b</span> formula<span>.
</span><span>m=<span>7/2</span>,</span><span>b=−2</span><span> where m is the </span>slope<span> and b is the </span>y-intercept
</span><span>y=mx+b
</span>Pull the values of m<span> and </span>b<span> using the </span><span>y=mx+b</span> formula<span>.
</span><span>m=<span>7/2</span>,</span><span>b=−2</span><span> where m is the </span>slope<span> and b is the </span>y-intercept