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HL 2.3 – Polynomial functions

HL 2.12: Polynomial functions, their graphs and equations; zeros, roots and factors; the factor and remainder theorems. You have studied linear functions and quadratic functions, but what about functions using higher powers of x ? Cubic functions, for example, have three as the largest power (exponent), and are useful for many modelling tasks involving volume. Functions with higher powers become commonplace as your...

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