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Use this information to answer Questions 1 – 13 below. Consider the quartic polynomial function f(x)...

Use this information to answer Questions 1 – 13 below. Consider the quartic polynomial function f(x) = 35x4 − 84x3 − 2614x2 + 3097x + 16250.

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What is the range of f? Express your answer using interval notation, with endpoints rounded to two decimal places.

Find the average rate of change of f on the seventy intervals of length 0.1 between –6 and 1, in other words on [–6, –5.9], [–5.9, –5.8], [–5.8, –5.7], ... , [0.8, 0.9], [0.9, 1]. Which of these intervals contains the inflection point?

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