Mathematics, 01.02.2020 05:43 EMQPWE
The polynomial of degree 3, p(x), has a root of. multiplicity 2 at x=1 and a roof of multiplicity 1 at x= -3. the y- intercept is y= 2.1. find a formula for p(x)
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has degree 3, so it takes the general form
of multiplicity 2, which means 
divides 
of multiplicity 1 so that 
also is a factor. So
-intercept occurs for 
, for which we have
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