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Are the roots of a polynomial given by the function f(x) defined as the values for x where f(x)=0?
Does that mean f(x)=x^2 has only one root? Even though for every other value of x except zero there are two values for x that you can input to output a particular value for f(x).
What about complex numbers?
Does that mean f(x)=x^2 has only one root? Even though for every other value of x except zero there are two values for x that you can input to output a particular value for f(x).
What about complex numbers?