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So as you write this here, we need to come up with our values for our roots and then use it going from there.
00:07
So i see that i have a couple of roots.
00:10
I have one at negative three, one at negative two, and then i have one here at three.
00:14
This three one, though, has this flat shape.
00:17
So what that clues me in is that it's going to be more than just one intercept there, but there's potential for three going on there.
00:25
So for a polynomial, p of x, the first one has x is equal to negative three.
00:30
So in here it's going to be x plus three.
00:33
For the negative two, it's going straight through it.
00:36
So it's the x plus two.
00:38
For that last one there, like i said, it's not just going to be x minus three, but looks like it's potentially x minus three to the third power.
00:46
So if that's not something that you would do, then you can just leave the three out and foil this out...