SOLUTION: y=0.00143x^4+0.00166x^3-0.236x^2+1.3x+0.739. Use a graphing calculator to fine tune this equation. where do you start and what am i supposed to do? I am a middle school algebra

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: y=0.00143x^4+0.00166x^3-0.236x^2+1.3x+0.739. Use a graphing calculator to fine tune this equation. where do you start and what am i supposed to do?
I am a middle school algebra teacher trying to update my math skills. It has been awhile since I worked with algebra 2.hope someone can help me. thanks
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Answer by stanbon(75887)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
y=0.00143x^4+0.00166x^3-0.236x^2+1.3x+0.739. Use a graphing calculator to fine tune this equation.
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I can't even imagine what "fine tuning" an equation would mean.
Maybe it means you should find an appropriate WINDOW in the
calculator to see the important parts of the graph. If so
I find this window is good:
x-min = -17
x-max = 17
y-min = -32
y-max = 11
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Give that a try; see if it is "fine tuned".
Best wishes in teaching math.
Cheers,
Stan H.

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