Jon S. answered 02/23/22
Patient and Knowledgeable Math and English Tutor
A real zero on a graph is where it crosses the x axis, i.e., an x intercept
A. A linear function with a slope of zero
A horizontal line that does not cross the x axis so no real zeros
B. A quadratic function with exactly one x-intercept
An x intercept is where it crosses the x axis, so one real zero
C. A quadratic function with x-intercepts
If more than 1 x intercept, then more than one real zero.
D. A fourth degree polynomial with no x-intercepts
No x intercepts means no real zeros.