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MTH107-3

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MTH107-3

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  1. 1Polynomial Function Standard FormPolynomial Function Standard Form
  2. 2Leading Term6x^8Leading Term
  3. 3Leading Coefficient6Leading Coefficient
  4. 4Power functionPolynomial with one termPower function
  5. 5X^2 vs X^4 vs X^6Less than x=1
    X^2 is larger
    More than x=1
    x^4 is larger
    X^2 vs X^4 vs X^6
  6. 6X^3 vs X^5 vs X^7Less than x=1
    X^3 is larger
    More than x=1
    x^5 is larger
    X^3 vs X^5 vs X^7
  7. 7Rules of flipping graphs of functions"-" leading coefficient = flipped vertically
    "+" leading coefficient = normal
  8. 8rules of flipping even and odd degreesrules of flipping even and odd degrees
  9. 9what is the 8?y intercept
    also the constant
    what is the 8?
  10. 103 root behaviors3 root behaviors
  11. 11If a root appears an EVEN # of times (x-1)^2(x+2)(X+1)X= 1,1,-2,-1
    Then x= 1 is a bouncing point
  12. 12If a root appears an ODD # of times (x-1)^2(x+2)(X+1)X= 1,1,-2,-1
    Then x= -2,-1 is a through (crossing) point
  13. 13Multiplicity1) For x^2: M=2 (Bounces)
    2) For (x-1)^3: M=3 (Crosses)
    3)For (x+2)^4: M=4(Bounces)
    Multiplicity
  14. 14Multiplicity of x^2gonna be x=0 or (0,0)
  15. 15What is a root?X Intercept
  16. 16Rational root theorem what is P? What is q? How are they configured?"P" is divisor of constant terms = 27
    "q" is divisor of leading coefficient = 9
    configured as "P/q"
    Rational root theorem what is P? What is q? How are they configured?
  17. 17What are the factors? P/q ?What are the factors? P/q ?What are the factors? P/q ?
  18. 18What do you do with p/q after that?Divide P's by all Q's
    for possible roots,
    DONT REPEAT
    OUTCOMES
    What do you do with p/q after that?What do you do with p/q after that?
  19. 19If possible root is plugged into the function and = 0make the function = 0 to find x
    If the possible root = 0 then it is a factor
    f(1) = 0
    X = 1 is a root
    (x-1) is a factor
    If possible root is plugged into the function and = 0
  20. 20Factoring polynomials Step 1Find "p" and "q"
    P = 6
    factors of p = +-1,+-2,+-3,+-6
    q = 2
    factors of q = +-1, +-2
    Factoring polynomials Step 1
  21. 21Factoring polynomials Step 2Divide all p's by all q's for possible roots
    (dont repeat outcomes if the exist)
    possible roots:
    +-1, +-1/2, +-2, +-3, +-3/2, +-6
    Factoring polynomials Step 2
  22. 22Factoring polynomials Step 3make the function = 0 to find x
    If the possible root = 0 then it is a factor
    f(1) = 0
    X = 1 is the root
    (x-1) is a factor
    Factoring polynomials Step 3
  23. 23Factoring polynomials Step 4the formula switches to divide
    the original formula by our factor to find the missing term "(?)"
    Factoring polynomials Step 4Factoring polynomials Step 4
  24. 24Dividing using synthetic division Step 5Dividing using synthetic division Step 5Dividing using synthetic division Step 5
  25. 25Factoring polynomials Step 6Factor the result from Step 5Factoring polynomials Step 6
  26. 26Factoring polynomials Step 7Final result is all the factor together
    X = 1, X = -1/2, X=6
    #of roots = # of degrees
    Factoring polynomials Step 7
  27. 27Factoring polynomials TYPE 2Factoring polynomials TYPE 2
  28. 28Factoring polynomials TYPE 3Factoring polynomials TYPE 3
  29. 29rational functionsthe quotient of two plynomials
  30. 30what degree does it have? Domain?top has degree of "1"
    bottom has degree of "2"
    Domain {x| x ≠ 2 or x ≠ -2}
    Vertical Asymptotes are x=2, x=-2
    what degree does it have? Domain?
  31. 31Are these domains the same?No they have different domainsAre these domains the same?
  32. 32Are the domains the same? What are they?Left: {x| x ≠ 2 or x ≠ -3}
    Right: {x| x ≠ -3}
    The canceled term will be a hole on the graph at x = 2
    Vertical Asymptote: x=-3
    Are the domains the same? What are they?
  33. 33Find Vertical Asymptote1) Factor equation
    2) Simplify if needed
    3) look for holes
    4) Vert Asym will be things denominator cannot be equal to
  34. 34Find Vertical Asymptote Holes Rules1) Cancel like terms on NUM and DENOM
    2) Simplify expression
    3) plug cancelled x-value into equation
    4) dont confuse with factor value
  35. 35Find Vertical Asymptote Holes 1Find Vertical Asymptote Holes 1
  36. 36Find Vertical Asymptote Holes 2Find Vertical Asymptote Holes 2
  37. 37Find Vertical Asymptote Holes EXAMPLE. SolveFind Vertical Asymptote Holes EXAMPLE. SolveFind Vertical Asymptote Holes EXAMPLE. Solve
  38. 38Horizontal Asym RulesHorizontal Asym Rules
  39. 39No horizontal AsymtopePossible Oblique Asym
    Check for top power to be one more than the bottom power.
    No horizontal Asymtope
  40. 40Oblique Asymcubic divided by quadriatic
    Oblique Asym is a linear Line
  41. 41Can you cross the vertical asym?No
  42. 42Find y int on rational functionFind y int on rational function

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