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absolute values, roots, or negative exponents that are applied to variables, and they do not ... Given the graph, describe the end behavior of the function.
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the relative maximum(s)^ and^ the^ relative^ mtnr
lvnomial function. state^ its^ de^ t^ leadine^ coefficient^ and l. (^) lU):2x -27'Ya +^9
Polynomial?_ Degree:_ L.C.:_ Tvpe:
2./(x):x*TE
Polynomial?_ Degree:_ L.C.:_ Tvpe:
Polynomial? (^) _ Degree:_ L.C.:- Type:
Polynomial? (^) _ Degree:_ L.C.:_ Tvpe:
Polynomial?_ Degree:_ L.C.: Type:
/(x): (x^ - 5)2^ +^3
Polynomial?_ Degree:- L.C.: Type:
Polynomial?_ Degree:_ L.C.:_ Type:
Polynomial?_ Degree:_ L.C.:- Type:
s- (^) f (*)=zJi^ -s
Polynomial?_
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Real Zeros: y-intercept:_ Relative maximum(s):
Real Zeros: y-intercept:_ Relative maximum(s): Relative Minimum(s):
As x-+ +oo,l(x)^ -+_ As x-+ -*.JU) -)_ Real Zeros: y-intercept:_ Relative maximum(s): Relative Minimum(s):
13.JU): -nr +^1
As x-> -cr, (^) flx) -+
As x-+ +oo.flx)^ -+_ As x-+ -a, (^) flx) -+
15..flx):3x6 (^) -4xr
Given the function. describe the end behavr
funct
the function.
Given the graph.^ what^ is^ the lowest^ degree^ that the^ tunctton^ could^ have t7.
Number of turning points: Lowest Degree:_ Real Zeros: y-intercept:_ Relative maximum(s):
As x-+ -cr, (^) flx) -+
Number of turning points: Lowest Degree:_ Real Zeros: y-intercept:_ Relative maximum(s):_ Relative Minimum(s):_ As x-+ +oo,flx)^ -)_ As (^) x-+ -cr, (^) flx) -+
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Number of turning points: Lowest Degree:_ Real Zeros: y-intercept:_ Relative maximum(s):_ Relative Minimum(s):_ As x-+ +oo,flx)^ -+_
describe the end behavior. 13./(x): -x'+ 1 t\ As x-+ +*,/(x) -+:g As x-+ -cr, (^) f(x) (^) -> @
14./(x): (^) x5 + (^) 2x
Asx-+ +*,flx)^ -+_
15.f(x):3x6 (^) - 4 ,!/ As x-> +a,^ flx) -+ As x-> -cr, (^) flx) -+
As x-+ +co,^ flx) -+ As x-> -cn, (^) f(x) -+
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Graoh the functi
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Real Zeros : (^1) -1.5r-t, l (^) rt, 5J
As x-> +*,/(x)^ -+oo Asr-+ -cr.,f(x) --y (^) -
Number of turning points: Lowest Degree:_ Real Zeros: y-intercept:_ Relative maximum(s): Relative Minimum(s):
As x-> -cr,l@) (^) -+
Number of tuming points: Lowest Degree: {
y-intercept: (Or^ t) Relative maximum(s): (or^ t ) Relative Minimum(s): (^) Gj,.3)
As x-> -oo, (^) fl'x) (^) -> @ on.
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)= Efuffi :A (^) +-rCx?