Week 7
L7.1: Graphs of Polynomials: Identification and Characterization
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AQ7.1: Activity Question 1 - Not Graded
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L7.2: Zeroes of Polynomial Functions
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AQ7.2: Activity Question 2 - Not Graded
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L7.3: Graphs of Polynomials: Multiplicities
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AQ7.3: Activity Question 3 - Not Graded
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L7.4: Graphs of Polynomials: Behavior at X-intercepts
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AQ7.4: Activity Question 4 - Not Graded
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L7.5: Graphs of Polynomials: End behavior
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AQ7.5: Activity Question 5 - Not Graded
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L7.6: Graphs of Polynomials: Turning points
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AQ7.6: Activity Question 6 - Not Graded
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L7.7: Graphs of Polynomials: Graphing & Polynomial creation
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AQ7.7: Activity Question 7 - Not Graded
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Week 07 - Tutorial 01
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Week 07 - Tutorial 02
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Week 07 - Tutorial 03
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Week 07 - Tutorial 04
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Week 07 - Tutorial 05
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Week 07 - Tutorial 06
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Week 07 - Tutorial 07
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Week 07 - Tutorial 08
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Week 07 - Tutorial 09
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Resource from Instructors
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Practice Assignment 7 - Not Graded
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Practice assignment 7 - PDF solution
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Practice Assignment 7 : Video Solution
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Graded Assignment 7
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Graded Assignment 7
Due date for this assignment: 2021-01-27, 23:59 IST.
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NOTE:
There are some questions which have functions with discrete valued domains (such as month or year). For simplicity, we treat them as continuous functions.
Multiple Select Questions (MSQ):
Use the following graphs & information to answer the questions 1 & 2:
Consider the following graphs:


Domain for each one is [−4, 4].
1 point
Find out the correct answers.
f1f1 is an even function in the given domain
f2f2 is an even function in the given domain
f3f3 is an even function in the given domain
f4f4 is an even function in the given domain
f5f5 is an even function in the given domain
f6f6 is an even function in the given domain
1 point
Find out the correct answers.
f1f1 is an odd function in the given domain
f2f2 is an odd function in the given domain
f3f3 is an odd function in the given domain
f4f4 is an odd function in the given domain
f5f5 is an odd function in the given domain
f6f6 is an odd function in the given domain
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ):
Use the following information to answer the questions 3 & 4:
A box has width which is 3 cm more than double the length, and has height which is 2 cm more than thrice the length of the box. The box is filled with small bricks each of whose lengths is one fourth of the length of the box. The width of each brick is 1 cm more than six times the length of the brick, and the height of each brick is 1 cm more than 8383 times the length of the brick.
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Assuming xx (in cm) to be the length of the box, what is the volume (in cubic cm) of the box?
6x3+66x3+6
6x3+5x2+6x6x3+5x2+6x
6x3+13x2+6x6x3+13x2+6x
6x2+13x3+66x2+13x3+6
1 point
The maximum number of bricks can be kept in the box is
4
6
12
24
1 point
The consumption of new plastics in year xx after opening a company is given as a polynomial N(x)N(x) (in tonnes). The company also recycles the used plastics and regenerates them for use. The regenerated amount of plastic in year xx after opening the company is given as the polynomial R(x)R(x) (in tonnes). These polynomials are known to be applicable for the first 15 years of the company’s functioning.
Use the following notes to solve the question:
N(x)=−0.005x4+0.2x3−3x2+14x+70N(x)=−0.005x4+0.2x3−3x2+14x+70
R(x)=0.005x4−0.1x3+x2+xR(x)=0.005x4−0.1x3+x2+x
P(x)=0.01x4−0.3x3+4x2−13x−70P(x)=0.01x4−0.3x3+4x2−13x−70has exactly two real roots.
Q(x)=0.01x3−0.2x2+2x+7Q(x)=0.01x3−0.2x2+2x+7 has exactly one real root and it is negative.
Q(x)Q(x) is a factor of P(x)P(x).
When will the company regenerate more plastic than it consumes new plastics (years
from opening the company)?
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