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Analyze each polynomial function.

f(x)=4x3+10x2-4x-10

Short Answer

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Domain and range: all real numbers

At intervals of (-,-1.847)and (0.18,)is increasing; At intervals of(-1.847,0.18)is decreasing

Step by step solution

01

Given Information

The given function is:

f(x)=4x3+10x2-4x-10

02

Find the degree

Notice that, We have a degree of 3from f(x)=4x3+10x2-4x-10

Thus, The graph of f has an end behavior similar toy=4x3.

03

Find the x intercept

Now let's determine the intercepts of fTo get the x-intercept, equate f(x)to zero

factor out 2

4x3+10x2-4x-10=0

factor out grouping

22x3+5x2-2x-5=02x(2x+5)(x+1)(x-1)=0

2x=0x=0

or

2x+5=0x=-52

or

x+1=0x=-1

or

x-1=0x=1

So, the x-intercepts are x=0,x=-52,x=-1,x=1

Considering f(0)=-10,thus the y-intercept is (0,-10)

Note that the zeros of fare: 0,-52,-1,1 with the multiplicity of 1 is a zero that has an odd multiplicity, Thus the graph crosses the x-axis

04

The graph

From the graph above, we can also see that the MAXIMUM turning point of the function is at point (-1.847,6.299)and the MINIMUM turning point is at point(0.18,-10.373)

Therefore, the function has a domain and range of all real numbers; or simply(-,)

By observing the graph above We say that the function At intervals of (-,-1.847)and (0.18,)is increasing; At intervals of (-1.847,0.18)is decreasing

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