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A parabola can meet the -axis in at most how many points?

Class 10Graphical Meaning of ZeroesAlgebra — Polynomials
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  • B2
  • C3
  • D4

Step-by-Step Solution

A quadratic polynomial has degree 2, so its graph (a parabola) cuts the -axis in at most 2 points, giving at most 2 zeroes.
Answer: B) 2

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