Pregunta
- Write a polynomial given the zeros and one point.
Be sure to include:
- 2-3 examples
- Show every step to solve this problem(explain each step)
- Color/Highlight to emphasize important information
- a Graph of at least ONE polynomial example(Use Desmos).
Be sure to include:
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Mar 21,2025
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Example 1:
- Zeros: 2 and -1
- Point: (1, 12)
- Polynomial:
or - Graph: Desmos Graph
Example 2:
- Zeros: -3 and 5
- Point: (0, 30)
- Polynomial:
or - Graph: Desmos Graph
Example 3:
- Zeros: 1 (repeated twice) and -2
- Point: (0, 8)
- Polynomial:
or - Graph: Desmos Graph
Solución
Example 1
Problem:
Find a polynomial given the zeros and
that passes through the point
.
Find a polynomial given the zeros
Step 1: Write the polynomial in factored form
Since the zeros are given, the polynomial can be written as:
Since the zeros are given, the polynomial can be written as:
Here,
is a constant that we will determine using the given point.
Step 2: Substitute the given point to find
We use the point where
:
We use the point
Calculate the factors:
Thus,
Step 3: Solve for
Step 4: Write the complete polynomial
Substitute back into the factored form:
Substitute
Step 5: Expand (Optional)
Expanding the factors first:
Expanding the factors first:
Thus,
Final Answer for Example 1:
Graph using Desmos:
You can graph the polynomial by entering the following into Desmos Graphing Calculator:
You can graph the polynomial by entering the following into Desmos Graphing Calculator:
Example 2
Problem:
Find a polynomial with zeros and
that passes through the point
.
Find a polynomial with zeros
Step 1: Write the polynomial in factored form
Again,
is the constant to be determined.
Step 2: Substitute the given point into the polynomial
For the point :
For the point
Calculate the factors:
Thus,
Step 3: Solve for
Step 4: Write the complete polynomial
Step 5: Expand (Optional)
Expanding the factors:
Expanding the factors:
Thus,
Final Answer for Example 2:
Example 3 (Polynomial with a Repeated Zero)
Problem:
Find a polynomial with a repeated zero (multiplicity 2) and another zero
that passes through the point
.
Find a polynomial with a repeated zero
Step 1: Write the polynomial in factored form
Note that the zero
appears twice, hence the square.
Step 2: Substitute the given point into the polynomial
For the point :
For the point
Calculate the factors:
Thus,
Step 3: Solve for
Step 4: Write the complete polynomial
Step 5: Expand (Optional)
First, expand :
First, expand
Then multiply with
:
Multiply by
:
Final Answer for Example 3:
Each example shows how to:
- Write the polynomial in factored form using the given zeros.
- Substitute the provided point to determine the constant
. - (Optional) Expand the polynomial to standard form.
You can graph any of these polynomials on Desmos. For instance, to graph Example 1, go to Desmos Graphing Calculator and enter:
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Extra Insights
To write a polynomial from its zeros and a point, we will first construct the polynomial using the given zeros, and then use the point to find the specific coefficients.
Example 1: Zeros at 2 and 3, with a point (0, 12)
- Identify the Zeros: The zeros are x = 2 and x = 3.
- Form a Polynomial: If a polynomial has zeros at 2 and 3, it can be expressed as:
Here, is a constant that we will solve for next. - Use the Point: We know the polynomial passes through the point (0, 12). Substituting x = 0 into the polynomial gives:
This simplifies to: - Final Polynomial: Now we can write the polynomial:
Expanding this gives:
Example 2: Zeros at -1 and 4, with a point (1, 5)
- Identify the Zeros: The zeros are x = -1 and x = 4.
- Form a Polynomial:
- Use the Point: For the point (1, 5):
- Final Polynomial:
Expanding gives:
Engaging with polynomials can feel like playing detective, each zero gives you a clue to the polynomial’s mystery! Don’t shy away from experimenting with different zeros and points to create your unique polynomial masterpieces! Have fun discovering the fascinating world of polynomials!

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