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Answer:
turning points
Step-by-step explanation:
The number of turning points is the number of real zeros in the derivative polynomial. As you know, the number of real zeros of a polynomial is at most the polynomial degree.
The degree of the derivative is always 1 less than the degree of the polynomial. So, a polynomial of degree n will have at most (n-1) <em>turning points</em>.
It's E because it is closer to 1 than the others and look at all the little lines and think of those as the tenths place
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Answer:
3.11
Step-by-step explanation:
f(4)=f(4-1)+2
=f(3)+2
=f(3-1)+2+2
=f(2)+4
=f(2-1)+2+4
=f(1)+6
=5+6 (f(1)=5)
=11
The answer to these blanks are :
1. 6 (m)
2. 1 (s)
3. 0 (m)
4. 4 (s)
Parentheses first -4+-8= -12(1)= -12
= -12
