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Graph any third-degree polynomial (a cubic graph) that has exactly one x-intercept, a relative/global minimum at (-2.1), and a relative/ global maximum at (4,3)
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Graph any third-degree polynomial (a cubic graph) that has exactly one x-intercept, a relative/global minimum at (-2.1), and a relative/ global maximum at (4,3)
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Graph any third-degree polynomial (a cubic graph) that has exactly one x-intercept, a relative/global minimum at (-2.1), and a relative/
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