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The polynomial function is \"\".

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The maximum number of real zeros of a polynomial function is equal to the degree of that polynomial function So the maximum number of real zeros of \"\" is \"\".\"\"

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Descartes\"\" rule of signs is useful for finding the maximum number of real zeros of the polynomial function.

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Descartes\"\" sign rule:

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The possible number of  positive zeros of polynomial function \"\" is the number of sign changes of the coefficients of \"\" or that number minus even number.

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Since there are no sign changes in the \"\", the possible number of positive zeros of polynomial function \"\" is \"\".

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Since there are no sign changes in the \"\" the possible number of negative zeros of polynomial function \"\" is \"\".

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Hence the maximum number of real zeros of \"\" is \"\". \"\"

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The maximum number of real zeros of \"\" is \"\".