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How many solutions does the equations have? Starter – Day 3 November 14 Content Objective: We will use an extra day of review in order to complete the Unit 4 review assignment. Language Objective: We will be able to describe how to determine the number of roots an equation has. How many solutions does the equations have? f(x) = x3 – 7x2 + 11x - 5 Write a FACTORED polynomial function with the following roots: root: 0, multiplicity: 2 root: 7, multiplicity: 3 end behavior: down, up

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