f(x) is a third degree polynomial with lead coefficient -1 and zeros at 1, 3, and -5. Write f(x) in complete factored form, and describe the end behavior of f(x)
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Step 1:** Write the factors of the polynomial based on the zeros given: - Zero at 1 gives a factor of (x - 1) - Zero at 3 gives a factor of (x - 3) - Zero at -5 gives a factor of (x + 5) ** Show more…
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