The polynomial's maximum value is relative.
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Is the maximum relative or absolute?</h3>
Here we have the polynomial:
Notice that the leading coefficient is negative, so, as x tends to negative infinite, V(x) will tend to positive infinite.
So we only have a relative maximum, because is local maximum (at x = 6.4), but the function can take larger values than that.
You can also check that on the graph of V(x), which you can see below:
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Answer:
<h2>Reflection and translation.</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
The picture shows the preimage ABCD and the image A'B'C'D'.
Notice that both images are at the same distance from the x-axis, which implies a reflection across the x-axis. Them, the image was translated 1 units to the left.
Therefore, the right answers are reflection and translation.
What question Would that be
To find the factor a a polynomial from its roots, we are going to seat each one of the roots equal to
, and then we are going to factor backwards.
We know for our problem that one of the roots of our polynomial is -3, so lets set -3 equal to
and factor backwards:
is a factor of our polynomial.
We also know that another root of our polynomial is
, so lets set
equal to
and factor backwards:
(
is a factor of our polynomial.
We can conclude that there is no correct answer in your given choices.
