9–14 - Transformations of Monomials Graph the polynomial by transforming an appropriate graph of the form y = x". Show clearly all x- and y-intercepts. 9. Р(х) — — х3 + 64 10. Р(х) — 2x3 —16 11. P(x) = 2(x + 1)* – 32 12. P(x) = 81 – (x – 3)* 13. Р(х) — 32 + (х — 1)° 14. P(x) = -3(x + 2)* + 96

9–14 - Transformations of Monomials Graph the polynomial by transforming an appropriate graph of the form y = x". Show clearly all x- and y-intercepts. 9. Р(х) — — х3 + 64 10. Р(х) — 2x3 —16 11. P(x) = 2(x + 1)* – 32 12. P(x) = 81 – (x – 3)* 13. Р(х) — 32 + (х — 1)° 14. P(x) = -3(x + 2)* + 96

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Chapter3: Polynomial And Rational Functions

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