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WW1 Q2 Math

This document contains a math worksheet with multiple choice and short answer questions about polynomials. It asks the student to identify standard form, leading terms, degrees, and constant terms of polynomial expressions. It also asks the student to determine if expressions are polynomials, give examples of different types of polynomials, identify leading coefficients, degrees, constant terms, factors, and roots. The final section asks the student to completely factor polynomials.

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WW1 Q2 Math

This document contains a math worksheet with multiple choice and short answer questions about polynomials. It asks the student to identify standard form, leading terms, degrees, and constant terms of polynomial expressions. It also asks the student to determine if expressions are polynomials, give examples of different types of polynomials, identify leading coefficients, degrees, constant terms, factors, and roots. The final section asks the student to completely factor polynomials.

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Name: __________________________________________________ Score: __________________

Grade/Section: ___________________________________

A. Transform the polynomial function into standard form and identify the leading term,
leading coefficient, degree, and constant term.
5 7 2 6 4
2 x + x +10 x −15 x −x +2−2 x
Standard Form: ____________________________
Leading Term: ________
Leading Coefficient: ________
Degree: ________
Constant Term: ________
B. Write P if the expression is polynomial, write NP if not.
________1. – p 2 q – 4 p+6 p7 qr + q− 4+ 8

________2. u−u2+ √ 5+ u4 +u7

________3. y 5−6 y 4 +2 y 3− y
2 2 3
________4. 4 x + 2
+x
x +x
1
________5. 6 g4 h 3

________6. −a 2 b
C. Give an example of the following.
1. Linear Function ____________________________
2. 7th degree polynomial ____________________________
3. A quadratic binomial ____________________________
4. A polynomial in standard form ____________________________
D. Answer the following.
_________1. In the polynomial 3 x 3+14 x5 −12 x 2 +5 x9 −x 4 +7−2 x 6 , what is the leading coefficient?
a. 14 b. 7 c. -2 d. 5
_________2. What is the constant term in the polynomial 5 x 4 +7 x 2−6−3 x+ x 3 ?
a. 5 b. 7 c. -6 d. 1
_________3. What is the degree of the polynomial 3 x 3+14 x5 −12 x 2 +5 x9 −x 4 +7−2 x 6 ?
a. 14 b. 3 c. 6 d. 9
_________4. What are the factors of the polynomial x 2+ 12 x +35 ?
a. (x+2) (x+10) b. (x+6) (x+6) c. (x+5) (x+7) d. (x+12) (x+1)
_________5. How many roots does the polynomial (x−3)( x +5)( x+ 2) have?
a. 4 b. 3 c. 2 d. 1
_________6. What are the factors of the polynomial whose roots are -1, 4 and -3?
a. (x+1)(x+4)(x+3) b. (x-1)(x+4)(x+3) c. (x+1)(x-4)(x+3) d. (x-1)(x-4)(x-3)

_________7. What do you call a third-degree polynomial function?


a. Constant b. Quadratic c. Linear d. Cubic
_________8. Which type of polynomial is x 2+ 6 x−21 according to the number of terms?
a. Monomial b. Trinomial c. Multinomial d. Binomial

_________9. If x−6 is a factor of the polynomial function f ( x )=x 2−36 , what is the other
factor?
a. x−6 b. x−9 c. x +9 d. x +6
_________10. What are the roots of the polynomial function ( x +9)(x+ 3)( x−1)?
a. 9, 3 and 1 b. 9, 3 and -1 c. -9, -3 and 1 d. -9, 3 and -1
E. Factor each polynomial COMPLETELY.
1. x 3−xy

2. 7 x 2 y + 49 x

3. x 2−6 x +5

4. x 2+ 12 x +36

5. x 2+ 3 x −28

6. x 2−25

7. 4 x3 +16 x 2 +12 x

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