Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A function has a root only if cuts the x axis .
If it cuts once it means it has one real root, if twice then two roots and so on .
Here in the graph of G(x) shown ,it never crosses the x axis so we can say that there is no real root of the given function G(x).
It means the option A which states G(x) has zero roots is correct.
