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Page 1: Characteristics of Polynomial Functions · Here is a graph of a 7th degree polynomial with a similar shape. y — x4(x — 2)(x + 3)(x + 5) Examples Example 2 Given the shape of a

Characteristics of Polynomial Functions

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