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Will a function whose rule can be factored as a binomial squared ever have two different zeros?

Will a function whose rule can be factored as a binomial squared ever have two different zeros?
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Will a function whose rule can be factored as a binomial squared ever have two different zeros?

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Answer:

Yes.

Explanation:

Bi = 2

Binomial = 2nomial

So a 2nomial would have 2 zeros.

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