Mathematics, 16.10.2021 02:00 kim643

Linear functions model situations that are continually increasing or continually decreasing. Quadratic functions model situations that increase and then decrease, or vice versa. Polynomial functions can model situations that change directions multiple times. What is a situation in which a polynomial model might make sense, and why?

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