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1.05 Graphing Polynomial Functions Using Roots (Filled In) PDF
1.05 Graphing Polynomial Functions Using Roots (Filled In) PDF
1.05 Graphing Polynomial Functions Using Roots (Filled In) PDF
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1. A function f has a ____________________________ (or relative maximum) at a if f ( a ) ³ f ( x ) when x is
max
is close to
a x
_________________________________________.
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2. A function f has a _____________________________ (or relative minimum) at a if f ( a ) £ f ( x ) when x is
is close to a x
_________________________________________. C c a e xD
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Odddegree functions will a Even degree will
never have an absolute
0 have an absolute
Max or min
absolute 0
A
local
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Note: When maximum or minimum is used without specifying absolute or local, it should be assumed that
absolute
it is an ______________________ maximum or minimum.
For each graph state:
i) the sign of the leading coefficient, the degree of the polynomial, and, its resulting end behaviour
ii) zeros (clearly label on your graph) and order for each
iii) y-intercept (clearly label on your graph)
iv) local and/or absolute maximum/minimums
3. y = -( x + 3)3 ( x - 1) 2
No absolute
1 localMax 1 local
mm
LC
C
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order
1 orders
27
y intercept 27
x 13 Csc a are fathers
4. y = ( x - 5)2 ( x + 7)( x - 2)3
LC t
Degree
6
zeroes
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grade
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5 order 2
14000
EB 2 3
y int 1400 Cx 5 Cxt7 Csc 2 are factors
For odd degree polynomials:
- Absolute maximum if leading coefficient is negative. Absolute minimum if leading coefficient is positive.
- Local maximum/minimum: n - 1 (at most) where n represents the degree; can have as little as 1.
- x-intercepts: n (at most) ; 0 (at least; i.e. with vertical translation)