APPC 1.4 video check

What is the degree and leading coefficient of the polynomial p(x) = 7x^5 - 3x^2 + 6x - 2?

• Degree: 5, Leading Coefficient: 7

• Degree: 2, Leading Coefficient: -3

• Degree: 5, Leading Coefficient: -2

• Degree: 1, Leading Coefficient: 6

For the polynomial f(x) = 14x^2 + 6x - 2x^6 + 1, what is its degree and leading coefficient?

• Degree: 2, Leading Coefficient: 14

• Degree: 6, Leading Coefficient: -2

• Degree: 1, Leading Coefficient: 6

• Degree: 6, Leading Coefficient: 1

What type of extremum occurs when a polynomial switches from decreasing to increasing?

• Global maximum

• Local maximum

• Global minimum

• Local minimum

How is a global maximum defined?

• The least of all local minima.

• The greatest of all local maxima.

• A point where the function switches from decreasing to increasing.

• A point where the function switches from increasing to decreasing.

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What type of absolute extremum does a polynomial function with an even degree and a negative leading coefficient possess?

• An absolute minimum.

• No absolute extremum.

• An absolute maximum.

• Both an absolute maximum and an absolute minimum.