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    The document provides examples of polynomial and non-polynomial functions and asks the reader to determine which are polynomials and which are not. It also provides polynomial functions in standard form and asks the reader to identify their degree, leading coefficient, and constant term. Finally, it gives a set of numbers and asks the reader to use each number once to form a polynomial in standard form.

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    The document provides examples of polynomial and non-polynomial functions and asks the reader to determine which are polynomials and which are not. It also provides polynomial functions in standard form and asks the reader to identify their degree, leading coefficient, and constant term. Finally, it gives a set of numbers and asks the reader to use each number once to form a polynomial in standard form.

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    Determine if the following are polynomial function or not. If no, explain your answer.

    1. f ( x ) =3 x 2 +x+4
    5 2
    2. g ( x ) = x + +x+2
    x
    3. h ( x ) =5 x 3 + √ 2 x2 + 4x+6
    4. g ( x ) = √ 6 x 5
    2 1
    5. f ( x ) = 6 x +3x+
    2
    Determine which of the following is a polynomial expression or not. Give your reason.
    1. 16x
    2. 10 x 3 +6 √ 3 x +5
    3 1
    3. x 4 + x 4
    4. 2 – 7x3
    5. 3.14
    Consider the given polynomial functions to supply for the missing information on the
    table below.

    Polynomial Function Polynomial Function in Degree Leading Constan


    Standard Form Coefficient Term
    1. f(x) = x 3−5+ 3 x 4 + 2 x
    2. y = 5 x 3+ 6+10 x
    3 x3 2 2
    3. g ( x )= + +x
    5 5
    4. y = (x)( x 3+5 ¿
    5. y= ( 2 x -1 ) (3x+1)

    Use all the numbers in the box once as coefficients or exponents to form one
    polynomial function of x. Write it in standard form.
    1. -2 3 4 3
    -
    4
    2. 3 -3 2 5
    3. 6 1 2
    4. 1 -4 2 √5
    5. 5 -8 3

    There are many possible answers. Here are some of the possible answers:
    1. f(x) = x4 – 2x3 – ¾
    2. f(x) = 5x3 + x2 – 3; f(x)= 5x3 -3x2
    3. f(x) = x2 + x + 6
    4. f(x) = √ 5 x2 + x – 4
    5. f(x) = -8x5 + x3

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