5.7 Completing the Square Ch. 6 Notes Page 38 P38 6.1: Polynomial Functions.

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5.7 Completing the Square Ch. 6 Notes Page 38 P38 6.1: Polynomial Functions

Polynomial Functions Polynomial Function: where n is a nonnegative integer and a n,…,a 0 are real numbers. Degree: the exponent of a variable Standard Form of a Polynomial: Terms in descending order by degree Degree of a Polynomial: The largest degree of any term in the polynomial ***The degree of a polynomial tells us how many zeros the function has!!!

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