59-63 Lesson 9.4 Analyzing GraphsAnalyze the graph of the polynomial function and find the indicated information. Estimatewhen necessary. Some may have more than one correct answer. Select ALL correct answers.53. x-interceptsAßC54. y-intercept3-55. Intervals where the function is increasing256. Intervals where the function is decreasing-4 -3 -257. Intervals where the function is positive.-258. Intervals where the function is negative-3--459. Maximums (include relative)-660. Minimums (include relative)-7161. Domain62. Range63. End behaviorA) f(x) → +o as x →-00 and f(x)→+o as x →+0B) f(x) → -o as x >-o and f(x) →-0o as x -→ +00C) f(x) →-o as x→-o and f(x) -→ +o as x → +ooD) f(x) →+oo as x →-o and f(x) →-o as x -→ +00Choices for 53-62:A) (0, 0)B) (-1, 0)C) (4, 0)D) (0, 4)E) (0, -1)AB) (-0,-1)AC) (-∞,-0.5)AD) (2.5, -6.5)AE) (-0, +0)BC) (-0.5,2.5)BD) (2.5, +0)BE) (4.25, 3.5)CD) (-0.5, 0.5)CE) (-2, -7)DE) (4,+0)ABC) None

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Lesson 9.4 Analyzing Graphs Analyze the graph of the polynomial function and find the indicated information. Estimate when necessary. Some may have more than one correct answer. Select ALL correct answers. 53. x-intercepts4BC 54. y-intercept A -3- 2 55. Intervals where the function is increasing 56. Intervals where the function is decreasing -4 -3 -2 2 3 6. 57. Intervals where the function is positive. -2 58. Intervals where the function is negative -3- -4 59. Maximums (include relative) -5 60. Minimums (include relative) -7- 61. Domain 62. Range 63. End behavior A) f(x)→+o as x →-00 and f(x)→+o as x→+0 B) f(x)→ -o as x →-00 and f(x)→-o as x→+00 C) f(x) →-0 as x→-0 and f(x)→+o as x → +00 D) f(x)→+o as x→-o and f(x)→-o as x → +00 Choices for 53-62: 1.

Lesson 9.4 Analyzing Graphs Analyze the graph of the polynomial function and find the indicated information. Estimate when necessary. Some may have more than one correct answer. Select ALL correct answers. 53. x-intercepts4BC 54. y-intercept A -3- 2 55. Intervals where the function is increasing 56. Intervals where the function is decreasing -4 -3 -2 2 3 6. 57. Intervals where the function is positive. -2 58. Intervals where the function is negative -3- -4 59. Maximums (include relative) -5 60. Minimums (include relative) -7- 61. Domain 62. Range 63. End behavior A) f(x)→+o as x →-00 and f(x)→+o as x→+0 B) f(x)→ -o as x →-00 and f(x)→-o as x→+00 C) f(x) →-0 as x→-0 and f(x)→+o as x → +00 D) f(x)→+o as x→-o and f(x)→-o as x → +00 Choices for 53-62: 1.

Big Ideas Math A Bridge To Success Algebra 1: Student Edition 2015

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Author:HOUGHTON MIFFLIN HARCOURT

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