Answer:
.2 repeating
Step-by-step explanation:
if you are allowed to use calculators, then do so, if not, you're going to have to do a lot of division
Answer:
y-intercept: 10
concavity: function opens up
min/max: min
Step-by-step explanation:
1.) The definition of a y-intercept is what the resulting value of a function is when x is equal to 0.
Therefore, if the function's equation is given, to find y-intercept simply plug in 0 for the x-values:

y intercept ( f(0) )= 10
2.) In order to find concavity (whether a function opens up or down) of a quadratic function, you can simply find the sign associated with the x^2 value. Since 2x^2 is positive, the concavity is positive. This is basically possible, since it is identifying any reflections affecting the y-values / horizontal reflections.
3.) In order to find whether a quadratic function has a maximum or minimum, you can use the concavity of the function. The idea is that if the function opens downwards, the vertex would be at the very top, resulting in a maximum. If a function was open upwards, the vertex would be at the very bottom, meaning there is a minimum. Like the concavity, if the value associated with x^2 is positive, there is a minimum. If it is negative, there is a maximum. Since 2x^2 is positive, the function has a minimum.
Answer:
1 and -1
Step-by-step explanation:
The absolute value means that the answer will always come out as positive, meaning that both 1 and -1 fit in this equation.
The polynomial with 4 turning points has the degree of 4+1 = 5. Whatever number of turning points there are, add 1 and you get the degree.
The degree of the polynomial with one root or zero is 1
When you multiply polynomials, the degrees will add so 5+1 = 6 is the minimum degree of the new polynomial.
The final answer is 6.