
In Problems 91-98, analyze each polynomial function using Steps 1 through 8 on page 193 in Section 4.1.
[Hint: See Problem 67.]

To analyze: The polynomial function .
Answer to Problem 83AYU
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Explanation of Solution
Given:
Step 1: Determine the end behavior of the function
The polynomial function is of degree 5. The graph of behaves like for large values of .
Step 2: Finding the and of the graph of the function
To find the , finding
To find the , solving
Using synthetic division
Step 3: Determining the zeros of the function and their multiplicity to find the graph crosses or touches the at each intercept.
The zeros 2, and each have multiplicity 1. Therefore at 2, , the graph crosses the
Step 4: Using the graphing utility to graph the function.

Step 5: Approximate the turning point of the graph
From the graph of , we see has 3 turning points
Using the graph maximum turning point rounded to two decimal places
Using the graph minimum turning point rounded to two decimal places
Step 6: Redraw the graph
The graph passes through and
The end behavior of the graph
Step 7: Find the domain and range of the function
The domain and range is the set of all real numbers
Step 8: Use the graph to determine where the function is increasing or where it is decreasing
Based on the graph, is increasing on the intervals and
Based on the graph, is decreasing
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