Question 8 (Bonus) (1 point) What are the 4 names (shared in class) to represent the values you plug into to make a polynomial equal zero? SELECT ALL y-axis multiplicity x-intercepts Zeros Roots slope Solutions x-axis

When you're trying to make a polynomial equal zero, the terms “Zeros,” “Roots,” “x-intercepts,” and “Solutions” are magic words! Each of these refers to specific values that satisfy the polynomial equation, typically corresponding to where the graph crosses the x-axis. Isn't it fascinating how they all lead to the same spot on the coordinate plane? Now, let’s spice it up with some polynomial fun! When you hear "multiplicity," it just adds an extra layer. It tells us how many times a particular zero occurs. For example, if a polynomial has a zero at x=2 with a multiplicity of 3, it means the graph touches the x-axis at that point and bounces back—not exactly your everyday intercept!