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Kabir draws the graph of a polynomial. It crosses the -axis at and just touches it (without crossing) at .
What is the total number of zeroes counted with multiplicity?

Class 10Zeroes of a PolynomialAlgebra — Polynomials
  • A2
  • B4
  • C3
  • D6

Step-by-Step Solution

Crossing at gives 1 zero. Touching at is a repeated zero, counting as 2. Total = 1 + 2 = 3.
Answer: C) 3

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