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Sketch a graph of a fourth degree equation with exactly two different real roots.
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I can sketch one, but I don't know if I can figure out the equation for it. Do you need an equation along with it?
p(x) = (x-r1)^3 (x-r2)
let r1 = 0, and r2 = 1
no i do not need an equation i don't think I'm just unsure of what to actually write
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A polynomial will have at max, one less turning point than the degree of the polynomial. So .. like.... if wanted to draw a second degree polynomial, |dw:1408669487047:dw|It would have one turning point.
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