A third-degree polynomial function f has real zeros -2, ½, and 3, and its leading coefficient negative. Write an equation for f.
Sketch the graph of f. How many different polynomials functions are possible for f?
1 answer:
Hello,
y=-k(x+2)(x-1/2)(x-3) where k is a real positive.
We may chose k=1
There are an infinite solutions.
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