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The question in the image asks about the number of roots (zeroes) of a polynomial of degree \(n\) (कोटि \(n\) वाला बहुपद). The options provided are:

- **A**: केवल एक शून्य (Only one zero)
- **B**: कम से कम \(n\) शून्य (At least \(n\) zeroes)
- **C**: \(n\) से अधिक शून्य (More than \(n\) zeroes)
- **D**: अधिकतम \(n\) शून्य (Maximum \(n\) zeroes)

### Explanation:
For a polynomial of degree \(n\), the maximum number of zeroes it can have is **\(n\)**, according to the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra. However, it can have fewer roots depending on multiplicities or if some roots are complex.

- **Correct answer**: **D** (अधिकतम \(n\) शून्य) — The polynomial can have a maximum of \(n\) zeroes.

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Here are five related questions:
1. What is the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra?
2. How does multiplicity affect the number of roots in a polynomial?
3. Can a polynomial have fewer roots than its degree? Why?
4. What is the difference between real and complex roots in polynomials?
5. How are the roots of quadratic polynomials different from higher-degree polynomials?

**Tip**: When solving polynomial equations, always check for possible complex roots if the degree is greater than 2.

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Understand the maximum number of zeroes in a polynomial of degree n according to the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra. Learn how the degree of a polynomial affects its roots, with examples and explanations. Suitable for students in Grades 9-12.

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