The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra states that the number of complex roots a polyomial has is equal to its highest exponent. This is a squared polynomial; second degree; quadratic. When it is factored, no matter what types of numbers you get as the solution, you will ALWAYS have 2 of them. When this quadratic is factored, we get that x = 3 and x = 3. That means that this is a quadratic that touches the x-axis at (3, 0). It doesn't go through, it only touches. We do have 2 roots, but since they're the same, we say we have a multiplicity 2 of that root. The closest you'll come to that in your choices is A. Apparently your text refers to multiplicity 2 as a double root.

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A group of students plotted the number of hours they worked at a cake shop during the holidays and the number of cakes they deli

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Answer:

As the x value increases, the y value also increases. So as one increases the other increases.

So your answer is

Greater hours worked, more cakes delivered

Step-by-step explanation:Hope this helps :-)

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