what would the graph be for p(x) = x^3 + 3x^2 - 16x + 12? i dont understand,
this is how ur graph will look like by choosing different values for x it will give u the values of P(x), then u can find the graph
another way to do that is by finding the maxima and minima, by taking the first and 2nd derivative to find the global critical points of max/min, and inflection if exists, this is know as optimization
I suspect that second part was nonsensical to somebody in her position...
i don't know the levels of people here i just answer questions, but as i said before i think it would be good that students are classified according to their levels at school, or colleges
I've suggested that in the past. I was only saying that the question itself suggests something like introductory algebra, rather than differential calculus.
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