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One of the curve has two zeros at \"\" and \"\".

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Since curve has two \"\"-intercepts it is a second degree polynomial.

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An other curve has zeros at \"\".

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Since curve has one \"\"-intercept it is a first degree polynomial.

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Remaining curve has no \"\"-intercept it is a constant function.

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The second degree polynomial be the original function \"\".

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The derivative of a second function is a first degree function that means \"\" is a linear function.

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The derivative of a first degree function is a constant function that is \"\".

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Therefore second degree polynomial is correspond to \"\".

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Simillarly first degree is correspond to \"\".

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Constant function is correspond to \"\".

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Graph :

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Draw a coordinate plane Indicate the functions \"\", \"\" and \"\" correspondingly.

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Draw a coordinate plane Indicate the functions \"\", \"\" and \"\" correspondingly.

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