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Essential Question: How do I analyze a polynomial function? Daily Questions: 1). How are turning points related to the degree of a polynomial? 2)How do you determine domain & range of polynomial function? 3)How is the range affected by relative or absolute extrema? 4)What is synthetic substitution?

Extrema….. The function of f has at most n – 1 relative extrema (relative minimums or maximums) f(x) = a n x n + a n-1 x n-1 + …..+ a 0 Extrema are turns in the graph Let’s Summarize the Task

What is the least possible degree of this function? What is the domain and range of this function?

(-.7071,.5) (0, 0) (.7071,.5) What is the least possible degree of this function? What is the domain and range of this function? Let’s find the relative extrema…. What are the max’s & min’s of this function?

Using Synthetic Substitution One way to evaluate polynomial functions is to use direct substitution. Another way to evaluate a polynomial is to use synthetic substitution. Use synthetic division to evaluate f (x) = 2 x 4 +  8 x x  7 when x = 3.

You have done direct substitution …let’s look at synthetic substitution.

Polynomial in standard form Using Synthetic Substitution 2 x x 3 + (–8 x 2 ) + 5 x + (–7) The value of f (3) is the last number you write, In the bottom right-hand corner. The value of f (3) is the last number you write, In the bottom right-hand corner. 20–85 –720–85 –7 Coefficients 3 x -value 3 S OLUTION Polynomial in standard form So f(3) =98

Tell me everything you know about the equation… Even degree of at least 4, positive leading coefficient, Domain is all Real’s, Range is

Odd degree of at least 5, positive leading coefficient, Domain is all Real’s, Range is all Real’s Tell me everything you know about the equation…

Even degree of at least 4, negative leading coefficient, Domain is all Real’s, Range is Tell me everything you know about the equation…