the graph of f(x) is given on the right.
which roots of f(x) have an odd multiplicity?
-1
1
3
could be a multiplicity of the root at

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Identify x-intercepts and graph behavior at each root

Determine roots with odd multiplicity

Evaluate the dropdown question options

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