End Behavior and Degree of Polynomials

The two parts of the equation that determine the end behavior are...(select both)

• Degree (even/odd)

• Leading coefficient (positive/negative)

• X-intercepts (positive/negative)

• Number of terms (even/odd)

What is the degree?

• Odd

• Even

What is the leading coefficient?

• Positive

• Negative

What is the leading coefficient?

• Positive

• Negative

Identify the sign of the leading coefficient and the degree of the polynomial.

• Leading Coefficient Positive

  Degree - Even

• Leading Coefficient Positive

  Degree - Odd

• Leading Coefficient Negative

  Degree - Even

• Leading Coefficient Negative

  Degree - Odd

Identify the sign of the leading coefficient and the degree of the polynomial.

• Leading Coefficient Positive

  Degree - Even

• Leading Coefficient Positive

  Degree - Odd

• Leading Coefficient Negative

  Degree - Even

• Leading Coefficient Negative

  Degree - Odd

A function that has this end behavior must be...(select 2 answers)

• even

• odd

• positive

• negative

A function that has this end behavior must be (choose 2)

• Even

• Odd

• Positive

• Negative

Complete the end behavior statement using the degree and leading coefficient: \(f\left(x\right)=3x^6+2x^3-12x+1\) . As \(x\rightarrow-\infty,\ y\rightarrow\ ?\)

What is the degree?

• Odd

• Even