Explanation Result used: The identification properties of the quartic function as follows, (i) The function has three or 1 turning points. (ii) If the function with positive leading coefficient, then the possible graph has both ends opening up. (iii) If the function with negative leading coefficient, then the possible graph has both ends opening down. Description: The graph of the polynomial function y = x 4 − 0.5 x 3 − 14.5 x 2 + 17 x + 12 represents the cubic function with positive leading coefficient. From the options (A-F), identify the graph which satisfies the above properties of the quartic function with positive leading coefficient. Observe the graph A which has two turning points and right end opening down and left end opening up. So this graph doesn’t satisfy the properties of the quartic function. Observe the graph B which has three turning points and both ends opening up. So this graph satisfies the properties of the quartic function with positive leading coefficient. Observe the graph C which has two turning points and right end opening up and left end opening down. So this graph doesn’t satisfy the properties of the quartic function. Observe the graph D which has three turning points and both ends opening down. So this graph doesn’t satisfy the properties of the quartic function with positive leading coefficient. Observe the graph E which has two turning points and right end opening down and left end opening up. So this graph doesn’t satisfy the properties of the quartic function

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