After the break, you can drop by and show me a fully functioning polynomial grapher. A good grapher would include
- dynamic changes based on different zeroes.
- an (i.e. updates when roots are changed) "a" calculator.
- a y-intercept calculator.
- a graph that always includes the zeros and enough other points to see the behavior of the polynomial.
- the coefficients of the expanded polynomial.
- a generally neat, well-organized, and pleasant looking spreadsheet.
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