Olivia Dockery

Po l y no mi al EQ 4:What characteristics
EQ 1: How can we solve Fu nc t i o ns of polynomial functions
polynomial equations? can be seen on their
3.1 graphs and what are the
3.4 Graphical
Solving applications of each?
Applications **
Polynomials
(Review) EQ 2: What is the
Remainder Theorem, the
Rational Root Theorem,
Long and the Fundamental
Factoring** Theorem Algebra and what Zeros End-behavior
Division**
do they tell us?
Breaking a Breaking a large
3.3 the value of
x-intercepts
polynomial polynomial into Polynomial f(x) as x
into smaller samiler expressions approaches
Solutions ** positive and
expressions to be able to factor 3.2 Algebraic
using factors or use the Extrema (max negative
of the given quadratic formula to
Theorems and min) infinity.
terms. solve for the
solutions of x. Factors / The locations where the
Zeros Roots graph is switches from either
Polynomial increasing to decreasing or
Identies The instances The linear decreasing to increasing as
where f(x) is expressions that you move across the x-axis
Using given Fundamental equal to zero. represent the from negative to positive.
Remainder Rational Root larger polynomial
mathematical Theorem of
Theorem Theorem function.
statements to Algebra
simplify Project
polynomaials EQ 3a: What is the relationship
States that the A theorem that Every non-zero between zeros and factors?
into a form Rubric
remainder of a provides a complete single-variable
capable of list of all possible
polynomial f(x) polynomial with
being solved
divided by a linear rational roots of a complex coefficients EQ 3b: Which sets of numbers can be
algebraically. divisor (x ? c) is polynomial equation. has exactly as many solutions to polynomial equations?
equal to f(c). It states that every complex roots as its
rational zero of the degree, if each root
polynomial equation is counted up to its
has the following multiplicity. ** Formative
form: Assessment Tasks
multiplicity
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the number of times a root occurs at a