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what is the least possible degree of the polynomial graphed above ?
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What is the least possible degree of the polynomial graphed above?
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The graph shown is a smooth, continuous curve that crosses the x-axis three times, suggesting it has three real roots. It also has two turning points, which indicates at least two changes in direction. The polynomial's degree is possibly one higher than the number of turning points.
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**Graph Analysis:**
The graph depicts a typical cubic polynomial (third-degree polynomial) behavior with its three x-intercepts and two turning points, suggesting the least possible degree of the polynomial is 3.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/00bb6d06-9e58-449e-9be8-ed6cf16cbef6/89ebf4e9-a8fc-4670-995a-5f6caff96b8b/sr546xo_processed.jpeg)
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**Question:**
What is the least possible degree of the polynomial graphed above?
**Graph Description:**
The graph shown is a smooth, continuous curve that crosses the x-axis three times, suggesting it has three real roots. It also has two turning points, which indicates at least two changes in direction. The polynomial's degree is possibly one higher than the number of turning points.
**Answer Input:**
[Text box for answer input]
**Question Help:**
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**Graph Analysis:**
The graph depicts a typical cubic polynomial (third-degree polynomial) behavior with its three x-intercepts and two turning points, suggesting the least possible degree of the polynomial is 3.
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