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The domain is all real numbers

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Polynomials have tricky zeroes because there are multiple zeroes in one spot.

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the highest degree is even in the first one

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-Parker

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The second graph has seven zeroes

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The greatest exponent is even in the first one.

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The greatest exponent is even in the first one.

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The Domain of both graphs is all real numbers

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highest degree is even

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the second grapgh is 7 zero

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there are relative mins and maxs

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The domain is infinite

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The graph has multiple zeros

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The zero farthest to the left
on the first polynomial goes through twice

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multiple zeros in total and around the same area as well

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The range for the second graph is all real numbers.

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Can be in standard and factored forms of equations.

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no cap ^

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The largest exponent is an odd number

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multiple zeros

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Polynomial graphs sometimes look like there is only one zero, but there can be multiple

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2 double zeros, 1 triple zero, and 1 single zero

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domain is infinite

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They are both continuous

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both polynomials are continuous

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both polynomials is continuous

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the exponents are whole numbers:)

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The highest exponent defines the number of zeroes

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A polynomial equation has to be in standard form

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A polynomial equation has to be in standard form

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the order of the 2nd equation is wrong, a polynomial equation usually starts with the highest exponent and needs to be in a order of highest to lowest

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The exponents have to be positive integers

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The exponents have to be positive integers

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The greatest exponent determines the direction the starting and ending arrows (end behavior)

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The greatest exponent determines the direction the starting and ending arrows (end behavior)

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5,-10,4
#PraiseBe

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the exponents have to be positive

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Exponents have to be positive and in order from greatest to least(exponents) relates to zeros

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i belieevee i can flyyy

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Kieran

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the exponents need to be numbered from highest to lowest- problem 2 mixes them up

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greatest exponent can determine how many times it touches the grapgh it think

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-Parker

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f(x) has an imaginary number

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someone has a good plug

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Start a #PraiseBe chain

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coefficients have to be real numbers

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no imaginary numbers

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8x^3/2 has to be a whole number