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Using Descartes' Rule of Signs how can you determine the number of positive and negative zeros (roots) a polynomial may have?

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What part of your text's explanation don't you understand? Any explanation we can give here will say basically the same thing.

It does not say anything really about finding how many positive and negative roots. It only says how you can find the number of zeros.

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