Easily Find the Equation of a Polynomial Function from a Graph and Its Zeros

In this video I will explain how to find the equation of a polynomial function with the given zeros shown on a graph! This is a simple example where the polynomial function is a cubic function that has three x-intercepts.
The first step to find the polynomial equation is identifying the zeros. To do this we look for the points on the graph where the function passes through the x-axis. We place each of these intercepts in the factored form of a polynomial function.
Next, we substitute in a point that falls on the graph of the polynomial function and use it to solve for the value of a.
Whether you are studying algebra 1, algebra 2, or pre-calc, understanding how to find the equation of a polynomial function given the zeros on a graph is an important skill that will help you deepen your understanding of polynomial functions and polynomial equations!
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Glad to hear you found it helpful! Best of luck with your studies of polynomials! 👍🤓