Polynomials Mock Assessment

Last updated over 3 years ago

14 questions

Polynomials Mock Assessment

Last updated over 3 years ago

14 questions

You will only have one attempt on it -- treat it like a test! Show what you know about polynomials.

This is not for a grade. Please be honest in taking it. This is to help you and I see what we need to do for future practice.

Question 1

Consider the following models:

What polynomial is represented by this diagram?

Question 2

Multiply:

Question 3

Multiply:

Question 4

Given the models below, which figure represents (x+2)(x+3)?

Question 5

Simplify the following:

Question 6

Subtract:

Question 7

Subtract:

from

Question 8

During the years 1995 through 1999, the average number of roma tomatoes, R, sold by a large farmer's market can be modeled by:

The average number of cherry tomatoes, C, sold by the farmer's market can be modeled by:

Determine the model representing the total number of tomatoes, N, sold from 1995 through 1999.

Question 9

A rectangular garden, with length three times its width, is to be expanded so that both sides are increased by 5 yards.

What is the area of the new garden, as an expression?

Question 10

10.

Multiply:

Question 11

11.

Multiply:

Question 12

12.

Divide:

Question 13

13.

Divide:

Question 14

14.

Divide:

You will only have one attempt on it -- treat it like a test! Show what you know about polynomials.

This is not for a grade. Please be honest in taking it. This is to help you and I see what we need to do for future practice.

Question 1

Consider the following models:

What polynomial is represented by this diagram?

Question 2

Multiply:

Question 3

Multiply:

Question 4

Given the models below, which figure represents (x+2)(x+3)?

Question 5

Simplify the following:

Question 6

Subtract:

Question 7

Subtract:

from

Question 8

During the years 1995 through 1999, the average number of roma tomatoes, R, sold by a large farmer's market can be modeled by:

The average number of cherry tomatoes, C, sold by the farmer's market can be modeled by:

Determine the model representing the total number of tomatoes, N, sold from 1995 through 1999.

Question 9

A rectangular garden, with length three times its width, is to be expanded so that both sides are increased by 5 yards.

What is the area of the new garden, as an expression?

Question 10

10.

Multiply:

Question 11

11.

Multiply:

Question 12

12.

Divide:

Question 13

13.

Divide:

Question 14

14.

Polynomials Mock Assessment

Polynomials Mock Assessment

Consider the following models:What polynomial is represented by this diagram?

Multiply:

Multiply:

Given the models below, which figure represents (x+2)(x+3)?

Simplify the following:

Subtract:

Subtract:from

A rectangular garden, with length three times its width, is to be expanded so that both sides are increased by 5 yards.What is the area of the new garden, as an expression?

Multiply:

Multiply:

Divide:

Divide:

Divide:

Consider the following models:What polynomial is represented by this diagram?

Multiply:

Multiply:

Given the models below, which figure represents (x+2)(x+3)?

Simplify the following:

Subtract:

Subtract:from

A rectangular garden, with length three times its width, is to be expanded so that both sides are increased by 5 yards.What is the area of the new garden, as an expression?

Multiply:

Multiply:

Divide:

Divide:

Divide:

Consider the following models:

What polynomial is represented by this diagram?

Subtract:

from

A rectangular garden, with length three times its width, is to be expanded so that both sides are increased by 5 yards.

What is the area of the new garden, as an expression?

Consider the following models:

What polynomial is represented by this diagram?

Subtract:

from

A rectangular garden, with length three times its width, is to be expanded so that both sides are increased by 5 yards.

What is the area of the new garden, as an expression?