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Use the graph of the polynomial function to find the factored form of the

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Fofino [41]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

when factoring, the two numbers that you get after you factor are also called solutions, or x intercepts. from this, we know that since the line crosses at positive 1 and positive 9, the answer must be -1 and -9 as you flip the sign after factoring to get the real answer

(ps you can also just plug in all of the answer choices to desmos and see which one matches your graph)

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