Any polynomial's graph cannot have two simultaneous maxima, so they must contain a minima between them. Thus, the total number of turning points of the graph is 3. Generally, when plotting a polynomial, the number of turning points is:
n = d -1; where d is the degree of the polynomial and n is the number of turning points. Thus, this function's degree must be at least 4. The answer is b.
The scneario here expressed is an aritmetic sequence because it can be explained like this:
<span><span><span>a1</span>=35
</span><span><span>an</span>=<span>a<span>n−1</span></span>+<span>17
So all the variables can fit in and will be better explained than a geometric sequence in which you need a common ratio and that is not needed in this case</span></span></span>
X= + or- square root 66 i solved using the pq formula but u can also use the quadratic formula as well and the square root formula but I'ma show u how to solve it with pq it's on this image hope it helps and mark me brainliest
X^2+35=180?
Subtract 35 on each side
x^2=145
Take the square root
x= -sqrt(145)
+sqrt 145...
I hope this helps!!
