What do the zeros of a function represent?
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Sep 28, 2014
The zeros of a function represent the x value(s) that result in the y value being 0.
The zeros of a function represent the x-intercept(s) when the function is graphed.
The zeros of a function represent the root(s) of a function.
The zeros of a function represent the solution(s) of a function.
