Let p(x) be a polynomial of degree 3. Its derivatives, around the point x = -5, are as follows:What is the value of p(1)?p(-5) = 158;p(-5) =-75;p(2) (-5) = 30;p(3) (-5) = -6;

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Let p(x) be a polynomial of degree 3. Its derivatives, around the point x = -5, are as follows: What is the value of p(1)? p(-5) = 158; p'(-5) = -75; p(2) (-5) = 30; p(³) (-5) = −6;