Understanding Polynomial Functions and Their Properties
This guide delves into polynomial functions, covering critical concepts like roots, discriminants, factored forms, and vertex forms. Explore the properties of quadratic functions, including finding roots through various methods such as the discriminant and graphing techniques. Learn the significance of the vertex in relation to the graph and the behavior of roots, particularly under different conditions. Ideal for students and enthusiasts eager to grasp the fundamentals of polynomial functions and their visual representations.
Understanding Polynomial Functions and Their Properties
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FUNCTIONS TABLES No calculators GRAPHS ROOTS FACTORED FORM 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500
FUNCTIONS $100 The roots of F(x)=x2+4x-12
FUNCTIONS 200 The discriminant of F(x)=x2-4x+1
FUNCTIONS 300 Factored form of F(x)=x2-4x+1
FUNCTIONS 400 Graph of F(x)=-2x2+12x-18
FUNCTIONS 500 Vertex Form of F(x)=-2x2+2x-5
ROOTS 100 Value of discriminant if only root at x=3
ROOTS 200 Positive, Negative or 0,discriminant if roots are x=(2+3i) and x=(2-3i)
ROOTS 400 Vertex if roots are x=2+√3 , x=2-√3
ROOTS 500 Graph if roots are x=2+√3 , x=2-√3
FACTORED FORM 100 Polynomial Form of F(x)=(x+6)(x-2)
Factored Form 200 Graph of f(x)=(x-(2-√(3))(x-(2+√(3))
FACTORED FORM 300 Value of Discriminant of F(x)=(x+3)2
FACTORED FORM 400 Vertex form of F(x)=(x-(.5+1.5i))(x-(.5-1.5i))
FACTORED FORM 500 Vertex form of f(x)=(x-(2+i√(3)))(x-(2-i√(3)))