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Polynomial-Function

The document provides an overview of polynomial functions, including their definitions, types, and characteristics such as leading coefficients and intercepts. It outlines learning targets for understanding and identifying polynomial functions, writing them in standard form, and analyzing their graphs. Activities are included to reinforce these concepts through practical examples and assignments.

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Polynomial-Function

The document provides an overview of polynomial functions, including their definitions, types, and characteristics such as leading coefficients and intercepts. It outlines learning targets for understanding and identifying polynomial functions, writing them in standard form, and analyzing their graphs. Activities are included to reinforce these concepts through practical examples and assignments.

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Polynomial Functions
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Learning Targets:
Understand what are polynomial
functions.
Learning Targets:
Use the concepts of polynomials
in identifying polynomial
functions given a set of
expressions.
Learning Targets:
Write polynomial function in
standard form.
Activity:
Determine whether the given algebraic
expression is a polynomial or not. If
not, tell us why.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Observe the given examples
Polynomial functions
Observe the given examples
Observe the given examples
Polynomial functions
Polynomial functions
The terms of a polynomial may be
written in any order. However, if they are
written in decreasing powers of x, we
say the polynomial function is in
standard form.
Examples:

Already in
Standard form
make it standard.
Answers:
Assignment
Evaluate the Polynomial Function:
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Types of
Polynomial Functions
Zero Function
Zero Function

Degree = 0
Number of roots: 0
Linear Function
Linear Function

Degree = 1
Number of roots: 1
Quadratic Function
Quadratic Function

Degree = 2
Number of roots: 2
Cubic Function
Cubic Function

Degree = 3
Number of roots: 3
Quartic Function
Quartic Function

Degree = 4
Number of roots: 4
Quantic Function
Quantic Function

Degree = 5
Number of roots: 5
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for another lesson.
Good Morning!!!
Activity:
Determine whether the given
polynomial function is written in
standard form or not. If not, write it in
standard form
1.
2.
3.
4.
Polynomial Functions
Leadin g Coefficien t,
D egree, Con stan t
terms
Learning Targets:
Recall the polynomial function in
standard form.
Learning Targets:
Identifies the leading coefficient,
constant term, and the degree of
the polynomial function.
Learning Targets:
Express polynomial function in
standard form.
Polynomial functions
Example:
Example:
Example:
Leading term
Leading term
Leading term
Leading Coefficient
Leading Coefficient
Leading Coefficient
Degree
Degree
Degree
Constant term
Constant term
Constant term
Activity:
Write the polynomial function in
standard form if needed. Identify the
leading coefficient, degree, and the
constant term.
Activity:
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Activity:
Observe the points on the CARTESIAN
PLANE.
Polynomial Functions
In tercepts
Learning Targets:
Understand what is an intercept.
Learning Targets:
Find the x – and y – Intercepts of
the given function.
Intercepts
There are two types of intercepts, the x – intercept and
the y – Intercept. Intercepts are the points where the
graph of polynomials intersects with the axes.
X – intercept
It is the point where the graph intersect with the x –
axis.

Every x – intercept is a point where the value of y = 0

(X , 0)
Y – intercept
It is the point where the graph intersect with the y –
axis.

Every y – intercept is a point where the value of x = 0

(0 , Y)
How do we find the x – and y –
intercepts?
To find the y – intercept, we just use 0
as the value of our X and solve for Y
To find the x – intercept, we just use 0
as the value of our Y and solve for X
Assignment
Find the x – and y – intercept of the given function:
Good Morning!!!
Polynomial Functions
Behavior of the
Graphs
Learning Targets:
Identify the MULTIPLICITY of
ROOTS.
Learning Targets:
Understand what is the Leading
COEFFICIENT TEST.
Learning Targets:
Determine the behavior of the
graph
Polynomial Functions
Multiplicity of the
ZER OS
What is a ROOT/ZEROS?

Those are the Values that will make the


Function Equal to ZERO
ZEROS are very related to the x –
intercept because the process of finding
the x – intercept is the SAME with the
process of finding the ZEROS of a
Function.
What is MULTIPLICITY?

is the EXPONENT of each factored form.


What is MULTIPLICITY?

It tells us HOW MANY TIMES a zero


occurs in the given polynomial function.
What is MULTIPLICITY?

It also tells us the behavior of a graph


whether it CROSSES or just TANGENT
with the x – intercept.
What do MULTIPLICITY tell us?

If the multiplicity of a zero is ODD, the


behavior of the graph is it CROSS
passing through the x – intercept.
What do MULTIPLICITY tell us?

If the multiplicity of a zero is EVEN, the


behavior of the graph is it TANGENT
passing through the x – intercept.
Behavior of the GRAPH.
ZEROS MULTIPLICITY ODD or EVEN CROSSES or TANGENT

-2 1 ODD CROSSES
2 2 EVEN TANGENT
1 3 ODD CROSSES
-1 4 EVEN TANGENT
Assignment: Identify the zeros, the
multiplicity of the roots, the
characteristics of the multiplicity, and
behavior of the graph relative to x – axis.
Complete
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Polynomial Functions
L e a d i n g C o e ffi c i e n t
T e s t
Learning Targets:
Understand what is the Leading
COEFFICIENT TEST.
Learning Targets:
Determine the behavior of the
graph base on the leading
coefficient
What is a Leading Coefficient test?

Uses the sign of the LEADING COEFFICIENT


(Positive or Negative), along with the DEGREE to
determine the behavior of the graph of a
polynomial function
Leading Coefficient Test
Leading Behavior of the graph
Coefficient Degree
(Positive or (Odd or Even)
Left – End Right – End
Negative)
Positive Odd Falling Rising

Positive Even Rising Rising

Negative Odd Rising Falling

Negative Even Falling Falling

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