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Mathematics, 30.10.2020 04:50 rachelrobinson6456

if you have x^2=0, does that mean there is a multiplicty of 2, and if so, why? I know that multiplicity is the number of times a zero occurs, so in this case, x=sqrt0, but how does that make it multiplicity 2? And also, what about x^3=0 - is the multiplicity 3 in this case?

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