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3. Write the zeros of the polynomial below and indicate the multiplicity of each zero. What...

3. Write the zeros of the polynomial below and indicate the multiplicity of each zero. What is the degree of the polynomial? Describe the end behaviors of the graph. Make a sketch of this function. Your sketch should be neat, showing your zeros and where the graph touches or cross the x-axis and the end behaviors. Please show your work!!

f (x) = (x- 5)2 (x+ 2)2 (x- 1)

Degree: ________________

Zeros/Multiplicity: __________________

End Behaviors: LH___________________

RH___________________

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