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what is the same between zeros and factors?

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Zeros are when the function is equal to zero. a factor is when u factor out a single Intercept. A factor is the same thing as a divisor. Thus, X-1 is a factor of X³-2X²+5X-4, and so is X²-X+4, because X³-2X²+5X-4 = (X-1)(X²-X+4). the (x-1) can be a zero when x equals 1. So a zero can be a factor or a polynomal.

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A zero is the location where a polynomial intersects the X's they are called zeros because of the y-values,these locations are always equal to zero.

: A factor is the one that expressions of a single variable polynomial, The locations where a polynomial crosses the X are called Zeros.

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