Read the following statements : a third-degree polynomial has 4 intercepts. a third-degree function can have as many as 3 zeros only. is there a way for both statements to be correct? explain your answer.

Yes of course. An intercept and a zero are not the same exact thing. There can be 4 intercepts across the x and y axises combined, and there will be as many as 3 zeros only for a third degree polynomial

Well we know percents are out of 100 so divide 100 by 4 to get 25. Then you have it in a decimal 3.25. All you do is the swing the decimal over twice since again percents are out of 100 and the hundredths place is the 2nd number after the decimal. Once you do that you get your answer *325%* sorry if that’s confusing but there’s your answer!