According to the fundamental theorem of algebra, how many zeros does the polynomial below have?
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Distribute the 2 into the 2x and -y
Then add “like terms” which are 3x and 4x... 3y and -2y
Which then becomes 7x+y
There are no more “like terms” so that is your final answer
Then add “like terms” which are 3x and 4x... 3y and -2y
Which then becomes 7x+y
There are no more “like terms” so that is your final answer