Find the long run behavior of the function q(t)= -4t(2-t)(t+1)^3 as t = ♾️ t = - ♾️
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The degree of a polynomial is the highest power of the variable (in this case, t). The degree of this polynomial is 5 (from t^1 * t^1 * t^3). Show more…
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