Determine Polynomial Equation From Table of Values Using Finite Difference GCSE Advanced Precalculus

Finite difference related to the degree of the polynomial. If the first finite difference is constant then the polynomial is linear; if the second is constant then it is quadratic; if the third is constant then it has to be cubic in nature and so on. There is also a very important relation between the leading coefficient degree of polynomial and the finite difference: a n! = Finite difference.
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