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MathematicsIf p(x) = (x-2)(x+5), at which points will its graph intersect the x-axis?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsIf the graph of \\(p(x)=x^2-9\\) is drawn, what are the x-axis intersections (x-intercepts)?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsA student looked at the point (0, 7) and called 7 a zero of a polynomial. What is the mistake in this reasoning?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsIf the graph of a polynomial cuts the \\(x\\)-axis at \\(x=10\\), which of the following statements is true?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsIn which situation will (-6) be a zero of the polynomial?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsThe graph intersects the x-axis at (-1, 0) and (1, 0). What is the sum of the zeros?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsWhich of the following points geometrically represents a zero of a polynomial directly?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsIf \(p(2)=3\) then the point \((2,3)\) lies on the graph. Is 2 a zero (root) of \(p(x)\)?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsIf the graph of the line \(y=5-x\) is given, what is its zero (the x-value where y = 0)?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsIn the graph, the points (0,0) and (3,0) lie on the x-axis. What are the possible zeroes of the corresponding polynomial?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsIf a quadratic polynomial has real zeroes 1 and 4, at which points will its graph cut the x-axis?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsThe graph of a polynomial intersects the y-axis at the point (0, 5). Is x = 0 a zero of the polynomial?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsIf \(p(-1)=0\), then which statement about the graph of the polynomial is correct?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsIf the graph cuts the x-axis at (6, 0) then what is the value of p(6)?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsAt which x-value does the zero (root) of the polynomial \(p(x)=2x-6\) lie on its graph?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsWhat is the x-axis intersection point of the graph of \(p(x)=x+4\)?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsA graph cuts the x-axis at x = -3 and x = 5. What are its real zeroes?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsIf the graph of a polynomial passes through the origin (0,0), which zero must the polynomial have?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsIf the graph of a polynomial passes through the point \((4,0)\), which statement is correct?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24EasyMathematicsWhat point on the graph represents a zero (root) of the polynomial \(p(x)\)?Class 10PolynomialsGeometrical meaning of the zeroes of a polynomial.Level 24Easy