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What is the end behavior of the graph of the polynomial function y = 7x12 – 3x8 – 9x4?

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As and as .
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As and as .
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As and as .
Option C
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As and as .
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Which graph shows a polynomial function with a negative leading coefficient?

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Which of the following describes the polynomial function?

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The function has a negative leading coefficient.
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The function has an even degree.
C
The function has zero turning points.
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The function has one x-intercept.
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What is the end behavior of the polynomial function?

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As then
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As then
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As then
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As then
Option D
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How many zeros are indicated by the values in the table that represent the graph of a continuous function?xy–3.08.40–2.40.69–1.8–0.39–1.20.24–0.60.46000.6–0.461.2–0.241.80.392.4–0.693.0–8.40

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3
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4
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5
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6
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Which of the following describes the polynomial function?

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The function has a negative leading coefficient.
B
The function has an odd degree.
C
The function has one turning point.
D
The function has zero x-intercepts.
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What is the end behavior of the polynomial function?

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As .
Option A
B
As .
Option B
C
As .
Option C
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As .
Option D
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What is the end behavior of the graph of the polynomial function y = 10x9 – 4x?

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As and as
Option A
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As and as .
Option B
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As and as .
Option C
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As and as .
Option D
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How many turning points are in the graph of the polynomial function?

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2 turning points
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3 turning points
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4 turning points
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5 turning points
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What are the possible degrees for the polynomial function?

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degrees of 4 or greater
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even degrees of 4 or greater
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degrees of 5 or greater
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odd degrees of 5 or greater

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