#1: WITHOUT graphing, identify the end behavior of the polynomial function. 4] y = 6 – 2x – 4x² + 5x³ 5] y = 1+2x6 - 4x2 – 2x6 6] y = 4x + 2 - 5x6 Standard Form: Standard Form: Standard Form: Degree: Sign of LC: Degree: Sign of LC: Degree: Sign of LC: as x-0, y as x - ∞, y→ as x →- ∞, y→ as x 00, y-. as x → 00, y→ as x → 00, y →

#1: WITHOUT graphing, identify the end behavior of the polynomial function. 4] y = 6 – 2x – 4x² + 5x³ 5] y = 1+2x6 - 4x2 – 2x6 6] y = 4x + 2 - 5x6 Standard Form: Standard Form: Standard Form: Degree: Sign of LC: Degree: Sign of LC: Degree: Sign of LC: as x-0, y as x - ∞, y→ as x →- ∞, y→ as x 00, y-. as x → 00, y→ as x → 00, y →

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WITHOUT graphing, identify the end behavior of the polynomial function.
4] y = 6 – 2x – 4x² + 5x³
5] y = 1+ 2x6 – 4x² – 2x6
6] y = 4x +2 – 5x6
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Standard Form:
Standard Form:
Degree:
Sign of LC:
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Sign of LC:
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as x -0, y→
as x →- 0, y →
as x →–∞, y →
as x →0, y-→_
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