How to graph a polynomial from linear factorization

The video tutorial explains how to find X and Y intercepts of a function. It covers the use of the zero product property to determine X intercepts and discusses the impact of powers on these intercepts. The tutorial also demonstrates the calculation of the Y intercept and verifies the results using a graph. The key takeaway is that while powers affect the graph's shape, they do not change the location of the intercepts.

What is the process to find the X intercepts in the given context?

Explain the significance of the zero product property in finding zeros.

How does raising a number to a power affect the X intercepts?

What is the Y intercept calculated in the discussion?

Why is it important to check the graph after calculating the intercepts?