How does the multiplicity of a zero determine the behavior of the graph at that zero?
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A seventh degree polynomial function has zeros of −6 (multiplicity of 2), 0, 1 (multiplicity of 3), and 4.
Please, I really don't understand this question
A zero with an even multiplicity will touch (but not go through) the x axis - behavior 1
A zero with a multiplicity of 1 will go through the x axis - behavior 2
A zero with an odd multiplcity > 1 will "flatten out" a bit before crossing the x axis - behavior 3
zero multiplicity behavior
-6 2 1
0 1 2
1 3 3
4 1 2
Corrected!!!