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a. At x = -4, b. At x = 9, the graph the 31, then 7. If you know a root of a function is -2+ a. -2+ /3i is a possible root b. -2+ 3i is a known root c. -2 - V3i is a possible root d. -2 - 3i is a known root tle) of alx) = (x2 + 3x - 4)(x² - 4x + 29). %3D
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6. Describe the graph of the function at its roots: g(x) = (x +
4)*(x – 9)
a. At x = -4, the graph
b. At x = 9, the graph
the x-axis.
the x-axis.
7. If you know a root of a function is -2 + /3 i then
3i is a possible root
3i is a known root
a.
b. -2 + /
C. -2 - 3 i js a possible root
d. -2 - 3i js a known root
8. Circle all of the root(s) of g(x) = (x² + 3x - 4)(x² - 4x + 29).
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6. Describe the graph of the function at its roots: g(x) = (x +
4)*(x – 9)
a. At x = -4, the graph
b. At x = 9, the graph
the x-axis.
the x-axis.
7. If you know a root of a function is -2 + /3 i then
3i is a possible root
3i is a known root
a.
b. -2 + /
C. -2 - 3 i js a possible root
d. -2 - 3i js a known root
8. Circle all of the root(s) of g(x) = (x² + 3x - 4)(x² - 4x + 29).
-1
1
-4
4
19
stv
2.
4.
5.
6.
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