When you have a polynomial function, and you need to graph it, you need to find- y intercept (the constant at the end) zeroes( factor equation and set factorsequal to zero) end behavior( if the highest exponent is even, then if the leading coefficient is positive both sides continue up, if the leading coefficient is negative both sides continue down. If the highest exponent is odd, then if the leading coefficient is positive left side continues down, right side continues up, if the leading coefficient is negative then visa versa.) and multiplicity( if the same factor occurs multiple times- if it occurs an odd number of times, then the graph passes the x axis, if it occurs an even number, then it merely touches).
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Answer: the answer is 99
Step-by-step explanation: this is esay
Answer:
36.6
Step-by-step explanation:
if he puts in 12.2 as the input, then the equation would look like this f(12.2) = 3(12.2)
which would be
f(12.2) = 36.6
that is because x is the input, so if x = 12.2, then the equation above is what it would look like
Answer: No, Asher is incorrect. Instead of subtracting 4 from both sides, you should divide by 4. As a result, x should equal 16, not 60.
Divide by 4 to both sides.
I don’t know the answers but if you look up the name of the worksheet, maker, and page number, you should be able to find a pdf of the answers.
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