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@Notamathgenius

Answer 1

:)

Answer 2

Jesus, ;-; I'm no good at this ;-;

Answer 3

This would look like:\[(x-6)(x+2)(x+7)\]

Answer 4

Do you understand why?

Answer 5

kind of

Answer 6

but what goes in the other blanks @swagmaster47

Answer 7

First expand the polynomial

Answer 8

how tho like this is what my teacher told me when I tried doing it:
On #2, please use both fundamental Theorem and Descartes` rule of signs to prove to the construction foreman that your funtion matches your graph. The factored form that you provided on #2 should be the first step on #1. On #3, please provide the graph.

Answer 9

Let's start with the easier one, do you know how to find the y-intercept of a function?

Answer 10

no i barely paid attention to this module so i have no idea what to do

Answer 11

I will help you through this but I strongly advise you pay attention to this module, to be honest you dont really need it for the rest of algebra 2, but if you want to continue to harder maths, you need these fundamental concepts

Answer 12

The y intercept is when x = 0

Answer 13

okay i get that now

Answer 14

So \[(x-60)(x+2)(x+7)\]
\[((0)-6)((0)+2)((0)+7)\]
\[(-6)(2)(7)\]

Answer 15

The fundamental theorem of algebra and Descartes are abstract concepts, it would take a very long time to explain it thoroughly. I recommend you watch some youtube videos on it or attend a collaboration session for this module.

Answer 16

ok wait slow downn im writing all this down

Answer 17

okokay i got it

Answer 18

next what do we do

Answer 19

@swagmaster47
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Answer 20

Expand the polynomial

Answer 21

ugh omg I dont know how to