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What is the turning point of a polynomial? Is it where the polynomial changes slope? Is that a good definition?
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What is the turning point of a polynomial? Is it where the polynomial changes slope? Is that a good definition?
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What is the turning point of a polynomial? Is it where the polynomial changes slope? Is that a good definition?
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A turning point
is a point
at which the graph changes direction. Your answer would be good as well!
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