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Help ASAP polynomials bounce wiggle or cross Okay so this is the Polynomial unit supplementary material. There are instructions on the first document to help you set up your graphing calculator window to see the graphs. You are to graph them, sketch them(doesn't have to be perfect) and fill in the chart which is the second pdf. You have till Feb. 1st either print out or work on separate piece of paper take a picture and submit it here.

Help ASAP polynomials bounce wiggle or cross

Okay so this is the Polynomial unit supplementary m

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