Hello! Ok so I have done this problem but I am not sure if I am doing this right. If someone could just let me know whether I am heading in the right direction or not that would be superb!
The question is:
Sketch an example of a quartic function with the given zeros. Then write an equation of the function.
-2,1,3,6
This is what I did.
(x+2)(x-1)(x-3)(x-6)
(x+2)(x-1) (x-3)(x-6)
x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]-x+2x-2 x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]-6x-3x+18
(x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]+x-2)(x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]-9x+18)
x[sup:2zetr3r8]4[/sup:2zetr3r8]-9x[sup:2zetr3r8]3[/sup:2zetr3r8]+18x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]+x[sup:2zetr3r8]3[/sup:2zetr3r8]-9x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]+18x-2x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]+18x-36
x[sup:2zetr3r8]4[/sup:2zetr3r8]-8x[sup:2zetr3r8]3[/sup:2zetr3r8]+7x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]+36x+36
Is that right at all?
The question is:
Sketch an example of a quartic function with the given zeros. Then write an equation of the function.
-2,1,3,6
This is what I did.
(x+2)(x-1)(x-3)(x-6)
(x+2)(x-1) (x-3)(x-6)
x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]-x+2x-2 x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]-6x-3x+18
(x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]+x-2)(x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]-9x+18)
x[sup:2zetr3r8]4[/sup:2zetr3r8]-9x[sup:2zetr3r8]3[/sup:2zetr3r8]+18x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]+x[sup:2zetr3r8]3[/sup:2zetr3r8]-9x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]+18x-2x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]+18x-36
x[sup:2zetr3r8]4[/sup:2zetr3r8]-8x[sup:2zetr3r8]3[/sup:2zetr3r8]+7x[sup:2zetr3r8]2[/sup:2zetr3r8]+36x+36
Is that right at all?