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Finite Differences Of Polynomial Functions
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Therefore, y = —3+ + 24x — 5 is the equation of the function. Identifying Polynomial Functions from a Table of Values Example 2 Solution We can now use 3 of the points from the table to create 3 equations and solve for the values of b, c, and d. A good point to start with is the y-intercept (0, —5) which will provide the value of d.
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