Characteristics of Polynomial Functions

This lesson discusses some of the characteristics of polynomial functions from linear (first) to quartic (fourth degree). This lesson was created for the MHF4U Advanced Functions course in the province of Ontario, Canada.

[meatlproductions]

u are god for all students who struggle in math. THANK YOU so much for putting the time and effort into these videos

[jessiecool]

Thank you so much! I had difficulty understanding my teacher since she jumps from topic to topic and her notes aren't written very well...that and I have a problem focusing when she talks during note-taking.
This really helped me understand what she was talking about today, so thank you so much!

[Navtej]

You're an amazing teacher buddy, keep up the good work!

[AlRichards]

@oggamer15 Yes, this lesson and all my MHF4U videos parallel the McGraw Hill Advanced Functions textbook. Check out the link on my channel's page that organizes all my videos by course.

[oggamer]

this is from the mcgraw hill ryerson 12 advanced functions textbook isn't it? job well done on making this video. very helpful, thank you very much!

[ntsystem]

6:58 confused me, you said quadrant 2 to quadrant 4 but your powerpoint says quadrant 3 to quadrant four. but I figured it out, GOOD JOB MATE :D helped alot

[lionteen]

thank you so much this really helped me:D

[sfitzgerald]

well made and very helpful thank you

[WilliamRavn]

This is literally killing me from boredom

[AlRichards]

Hey, thanks for pointing out my mistake. I'll post a comment on the video to correct that.

[FreeSpiritAVC]

Lol all I heard was pollololial functions