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Below is the graph of a polynomial function with real coet
of the function are shown in the graph.
m
27
Use the graph to answer the following questions.
(a) Over which intervals is the function increasing? Choose all that apply.
o(-00,-5) o (-5, -2) 0 (-2,2) 0 (2,6) o(-2,6) o (6,00)
(b) At which x-values does the function have local maxima? If there is more than
one value, separate them with commas.
(c) What is the sign of the function's leading coefficient?
(Choose one)
(d) Which of the following is a possibility for the degree of the function? Choose all
that apply.
5
06
08 09
04
07

Below Is The Graph Of A Polynomial Function With Real Coet Of The Function Are Shown In The Graph M 27 Use The Graph To Answer The Following Questions A Over Wh class=

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This question is about Polynomial Functions. The reading below is done using the attached graph.

a) Over which intervals is the function increasing?

The function is increasing over the following intervals:

  • (2,6) Option D; and
  • (-2,6) Option E.

b) Yes, the points on the x-axis that has local maxima are:

Point -2, and Point 6.

c) The leading coefficient is negative. The sign is given as:

f(x) → -∞

as x → + ∞

d) The possible degree of the function is:

06- (Option B).

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