You graph a polynomial.  Your line comes down to an x-intercept, bounces off of it and goes back up again.  What can you conclude about the factor that produced that x-intercept?  Why does that factor have that effect on the graph?

Q: 2. Is the expression 4x³ 3.6x² - V2 a polynomial? If so, what is its degree? (pp. A22-A24) -

A: (2) Here the given expression  4x³-3.6x²-√x = 0 Here the given expression is polynomial Degree of a…

Q: -5 1. Determine an equation in factored form for the polynomial function represented by the graph. 5…

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A: Suppose an investor purchased x ounces of gold in January 2006 at the prevailing price of $549.86…

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Q: 10. Sketch the graph of each polynomial function. Make sure you show all intercepts and proper end…

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Q: Adam graphed a polynomial with zeros at x=-1,x=2 and x=5what does his graph look lik

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Q: 1. Determine an equation for the following polynomial function, given the graph below. Show your…

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Q: Write an equation for the polynomial function graphed below 6 + 5 4 + + -5 -4 -B -2 y(x) = 3 2 1 -1…

A: Concept to be used: Let us consider a polynomial of degree p has zeroes at x=x1,x2,x3, . . . ,xn.…

Q: 5. Write a polynomial equation with the zeros 5, -6, and-1 multiplicity 2.

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