The number c is a of the polynomial function yequals=p(x) if and only if xminus−c is a of the polynomial p(x).

"The number c is a zero the polynomial function y=P(x) if and only if x-c is a factor of the polynomial P(x)."

Step-by-step explanation:

We have been given some statements with blank spaces:

"The number c is a of the polynomial function y=P(x) if and only if x-c is a of the polynomial P(x)."

Now we need to fill those blank spaces by suitable words.

We know that if x=5 is some root (zero or solution) of the polynomial function then (x-5) works as factor.

So using that logic, we can fill the blanks spaces as:

"The number c is a zero the polynomial function y=P(x) if and only if x-c is a factor of the polynomial P(x)."

answer: t=3

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i think the answer is fried chicken ; >

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