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What is the end behavior?

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at most, how many zeores will the polynomial have?

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at most, how many turning points will the polynomial have?

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what is the y-intercept?

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What is the end behavior?

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at most, how many zeroes will this polynomial have?

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at most, how many turning points will this polynomial have?

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what is the y-intercept?

questions 9 and 10 are review questions from last week.

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Review Lesson on factoring: Match the zeros on the left with the polynomial(s) they solve on the right.
Not all solutions will be used. some are used more than once.

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0
6
-5
5
-2
3

A.REI.4.b

A.SSE.3.a

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Use Your Vocabulary: Consider the diagram.
Classify each turning point and intercept on the left by dragging it to the appropriate description on the right.

A
B
C
D
E
F

relative maximum
relative minimum
y-intercept
x-intercept

F.IF.7.c

polynomial equations

polynomial equations

What is the end behavior?

at most, how many zeores will the polynomial have?

at most, how many turning points will the polynomial have?

what is the y-intercept?

What is the end behavior?

at most, how many zeroes will this polynomial have?

at most, how many turning points will this polynomial have?

what is the y-intercept?

Review Lesson on factoring: Match the zeros on the left with the polynomial(s) they solve on the right.
Not all solutions will be used. some are used more than once.

Use Your Vocabulary: Consider the diagram.
Classify each turning point and intercept on the left by dragging it to the appropriate description on the right.

What is the end behavior?

at most, how many zeores will the polynomial have?

at most, how many turning points will the polynomial have?

what is the y-intercept?

What is the end behavior?

at most, how many zeroes will this polynomial have?

at most, how many turning points will this polynomial have?

what is the y-intercept?

Review Lesson on factoring: Match the zeros on the left with the polynomial(s) they solve on the right.
Not all solutions will be used. some are used more than once.

Use Your Vocabulary: Consider the diagram.
Classify each turning point and intercept on the left by dragging it to the appropriate description on the right.

polynomial equations

polynomial equations

What is the end behavior?

at most, how many zeores will the polynomial have?

at most, how many turning points will the polynomial have?

what is the y-intercept?

What is the end behavior?

at most, how many zeroes will this polynomial have?

at most, how many turning points will this polynomial have?

what is the y-intercept?

Review Lesson on factoring: Match the zeros on the left with the polynomial(s) they solve on the right.Not all solutions will be used. some are used more than once.

Use Your Vocabulary: Consider the diagram. Classify each turning point and intercept on the left by dragging it to the appropriate description on the right.

What is the end behavior?

at most, how many zeores will the polynomial have?

at most, how many turning points will the polynomial have?

what is the y-intercept?

What is the end behavior?

at most, how many zeroes will this polynomial have?

at most, how many turning points will this polynomial have?

what is the y-intercept?

Review Lesson on factoring: Match the zeros on the left with the polynomial(s) they solve on the right.Not all solutions will be used. some are used more than once.

Use Your Vocabulary: Consider the diagram. Classify each turning point and intercept on the left by dragging it to the appropriate description on the right.

Review Lesson on factoring: Match the zeros on the left with the polynomial(s) they solve on the right.
Not all solutions will be used. some are used more than once.

Use Your Vocabulary: Consider the diagram.
Classify each turning point and intercept on the left by dragging it to the appropriate description on the right.

Review Lesson on factoring: Match the zeros on the left with the polynomial(s) they solve on the right.
Not all solutions will be used. some are used more than once.

Use Your Vocabulary: Consider the diagram.
Classify each turning point and intercept on the left by dragging it to the appropriate description on the right.