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Create your personal birthday polynomial. Use the digits of the month, day and 4 digit year of youw birth - in order - as the coefficients of the polynomial. (For example: If your birthday is August 13, 1991, then use the digits 8131991 in that order). The degree of your polynomial must be a whole number greater than 2 and less than 6. (Ex: f(x)=8x5−1x4−3x3+19x2−9x+1). The signs of the coefficients can be in any order 1. Create a birthday polynomial 2. Graph the polynomial 3. Find the degree of a polynomial and all the zeros of the polynomial 4. How does the graph of this polynomial reflect who you are? (Brief write up needed))undefinedundefinedundefinedundefined |
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Answer» Create your personal birthday polynomial. Use the digits of the month, day and 4 digit year of youw birth - in order - as the coefficients of the polynomial. (For example: If your birthday is August 13, 1991, then use the digits 8131991 in that order). The degree of your polynomial must be a whole number greater than 2 and less than 6. (Ex: f(x)=8x5−1x4−3x3+19x2−9x+1). The signs of the coefficients can be in any order 1. Create a birthday polynomial 2. Graph the polynomial 3. Find the degree of a polynomial and all the zeros of the polynomial 4. How does the graph of this polynomial reflect who you are? (Brief write up needed))
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