APR.B.2 and APR.B.3 - The Relationship Between Zeros and Factors of Polynomials
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APR.B.2 and APR.B.3 - The Relationship Between Zeros and Factors of Polynomials
Which statement must be true based on the factorization below?
Select the answer that best completes the following statement:
The graph of the polynomial function f(x) is shown below.
Find the remainder of the polynomial division shown below:
Consider the two polynomials below:
Exactly one of the polynomials p(x) below satisfies all three criteria.
Match each function to the correct statement in the table below.
Click on the number in the table for the value of a that makes the polynomial true.
Alma claims quadratic polynomials always have two x-intercepts.
Jordan notices that when the polynomial p(x) is divided by x, the remainder is 1.
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