IM3: Polynomial Graphs and Factored Form Rules Quiz (remote)

What kind of function is represented in the graph? Enter your answer as ONE word and make sure it's spelled correctly (Don't say even/odd or positive/negative)

What kind of function is represented in the graph? Enter your answer as ONE word and make sure it's spelled correctly (Don't say even/odd or positive/negative)

Classify the following graph based on it's degree and leading coefficient:

• Even and Positive

• Even and Negative

• Odd and Positive

• Odd and Negative

Classify the following graph based on it's degree and leading coefficient:

• Even and Positive

• Even and Negative

• Odd and Positive

• Odd and Negative

How many x-intercepts can a cubic function have? Select all that apply (not just the maximum amount)! It might help to draw some out like in the Desmos activity.

• 0

• 1

• 2

• 3

True or False: A quartic function can have 4 vertices

• True

• False

A 15th degree function can have a maximum of __________ x-intercepts (Enter your answer as a #)

Tags

CCSS.HSF-IF.C.7C

A 15th degree function can have a maximum of __________ vertices (Enter your answer as a #)

Which form is the best way to write an equation if you are given the x intercepts of a graph?

• Factored form

• Standard form

• Vertex form

• Point slope form

What do you do with a graph's x-intercepts when you put them into a factored form equation?

• Find where the graph crosses the x axis

• Put them directly in parenthesis

• Flip their signs to the opposite

• Square the x values

Tags

CCSS.HSF-IF.C.7A