$CATEGORY: Maths - TicTacLearn/2. Polynomials/2. Polynomials--Relationship between Zeroes and Coefficients of a Polynomial

//Multiple Choice

What is the maximum number of zeroes a quadratic polynomial can have? {
~ 1
= 2
~ 3
~ 0
}

A linear polynomial  has how many zeroes? {
~ 0
= 1
~ 2
~ Infinite
}

The graph of a cubic polynomial intersects the -axis at most at how many points? {
~ 1
~ 2
= 3
~ 4
}

If a polynomial graph does not intersect the -axis, how many zeroes does it have? {
= 0
~ 1
~ 2
~ Infinite
}

Which of the following represents the graph of a quadratic polynomial? {
~ Straight line
= Parabola
~ Circle
~ Ellipse
}

If the graph of a quadratic polynomial touches the -axis at one point, how many zeroes does it have? {
~ 0
= 1
~ 2
~ 3
}

What is the shape of the graph of a linear polynomial? {
= Straight line
~ Parabola
~ Hyperbola
~ Ellipse
}



The graph of a cubic polynomial intersects the -axis at exactly one point. What can we conclude? {
~ It has 3 real and distinct zeroes.
= It has 1 real zero and 2 imaginary zeroes.
~ It has no zeroes.
~ It has 2 real zeroes.
}

If the graph of a polynomial intersects the -axis at 4 points, what is the degree of the polynomial at least? {
~ 2
~ 3
= 4
~ 5
}

//True or False

The zeroes of a polynomial are the values of for which the polynomial  becomes zero. {T}

Geometrically, the zeroes of a polynomial  are the points where the graph of the polynomial intersects the -axis. {T}

A polynomial of degree  can have at most  zeroes. {T}

The number of zeroes corresponds to the number of times the graph touches or crosses the -axis. {T}

A linear polynomial graph is a straight line. {T}

A quadratic polynomial graph is a parabola. {T}


//Match the following

Match the following items from Column A with their correct corresponding options from Column B\:
{
=Linear polynomial -> straight line
=Quadratic polynomial -> Parabola
=Cubic polynomial -> intersects the x- axis at most 3 times
=Polynomial of degree 4 -> intersects the x- axis at most 4 times
}



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