Using function concepts, it is found that the correct option is given by:
a.Yes, this graph represents a polynomial. There are two turning points and the least degree possible is three.
<h3>What is the least degree possible of a polynomial?</h3>
Supposing a polynomial with n turning points, the least possible degree is of n + 1.
In this problem, the polynomial has 2 turning points, hence the least possible degree is of 3 and option a is correct.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
It appears to be the last step there that has evaded you. In the second line of work, you can see that what's in each set of parenthesis is exactly the same. Because of this, it is common and can be factored out. What's left is the 4x and the +5:
(5x - 3)(4x + 5)
That's factoring by grouping. It only works with polynomials that have an even number of terms so you can group them together in 2's.
13 i think idk i’m pretty sure it’s 13 ya i think it is
If a random sample of 20 persons weighed 3,460, the sample mean x-bar would be 3460/20 = 173 pounds.
The z-score for 173 pounds is given by:
Referring to a standard normal distribution table, and using z = 0.66, we find:
Therefore
The answer is: 0.2546
