Step 3 Once you have modeled how to fill in the cause and effect graphic organizer, use an article that has text. structure containing cause and effect relationships to guide students in filling out a cause and effect organizer. using the information in the text.
Recall that f(3) can be found by evaluating the. function for x 3. A polynomial equation used to represent a function is called a. . For example, the equation f( x) 4 2 5 2 is a quadratic polynomial. function, and the equation p(x) 2x3 4x2 5x 7 is a cubic polynomial function. Other polynomial functions can be defined by the following general rule.
Constant & Linear Polynomials Constant polynomials A constant polynomial is the same thing as a constant function. That is, a constant polynomial is a function of the form p(x)=c for some number c. For example, p(x)=5 3 or q(x)=7. The output of a constant polynomial does not depend on the input (notice that there is no x on the right side of the equation p(x)=c). Constant polynomials are also called degree 0 polynomials. The graph of a constant polynomial is a horizontal line. A constant poly-nomial does not have any roots unless it is the polynomial p(x)=0. ***** *** Linear polynomials A linear polynomial is any polynomial deï¬ned by an equation of the form p(x)=ax+b where a and b are real numbers and a 6=0. Forexample, p(x)=3x 7and q(x)=13 4 x+ 5 3 are linear