Determine the least possible degree and end behavior Locate the zeros and their multiplicity. Assume all of the zeros are integral values. Create a function that fits the graph and given point. Graph 1 80 (-2,64) A 40 -8-4 O -40 -80 y 8x A. Degree: B. Zeros (make note of multiplicity but don include the multiplicy in this list): C. Function that fits the graph and given point:

Determine the least possible degree and end behavior Locate the zeros and their multiplicity. Assume all of the zeros are integral values. Create a function that fits the graph and given point. Graph 1 80 (-2,64) A 40 -8-4 O -40 -80 y 8x A. Degree: B. Zeros (make note of multiplicity but don include the multiplicy in this list): C. Function that fits the graph and given point:

Trigonometry (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337278461

Author:Ron Larson

Publisher:Ron Larson

ChapterP: Prerequisites

SectionP.7: A Library Of Parent Functions

Problem 47E

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