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If f(x) has zeros at x=a, and x=b, the x coordinate of the turning point between x= a and x=b is 1/2(a+b). PLease help i don't understand this!

Determine if the statement is always true, sometimes true, or never true. If y is a function of x, and is also a function of t. then dy/dx = dy/dt explain. i think its sometimes true but i don't know why it is. am i right?, and can you please explain me y...

is it some times true or always true?? that's the question

but what if its not a quadratic function?.. isn't it possible to have a function that has two zeros but is not a quadratic.. for example the first zero is passed by a cubic kind of curve that is connected to a straight line going to the other zero? so wou...