Even and Odd Degree Polynomials

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Polynomials, Factors, and Zeros www.mathguide.com/lessons2/PFZ.html

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Yes, even degree does mean the branches go in the SAME direction.

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At 1:10, the 7 isn't to the 0 power. 7 is to the 1st power. Every number is to the 1st power. It's kinda like how every number is multiplied by 1. 5 could also be written as 5 x 1, but we leave the x 1 out because it is unspoken, Same thing with positives. We write negatives as -2 but we don't write positives as +2, it's an unspoken rule.

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7 can be viewed as 7x^0, which is why I said zero power.

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