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3 years ago

F(x) = -7-3x + 6x^3+x^2

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Monica [59]3 years ago

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Answer: (0,-7)

Steps: To find y-intercept, substitute x=0

f(0)= -7-3×0+g×0^3 +0^2

Multiply & Evaluate powers

f(0)=-7-0+6×0+0

Remove zeros. Multiply.

f(0) -7+6×0 → f(0) -7+0

Remove the zero

f(0)=-7

Hope this helps ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ

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