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Semester Cumulative Quiz
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Complete the key features below:
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Solve the system:
What is the solution for the
y-coordinate
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Factor
Factor the expression completely:
Not factorable
What is
one
factor of the trinomial
Solve the following:
No Solution
What must be true about the degree and leading coefficient?
Even degree, positive leading coefficient
Even degree, negative leading coefficient
Odd degree, positive leading coefficient
Odd degree, negative leading coefficient
Simplify the expression & write it in standard form:
What is the
value
of the
leading coefficient
?
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After squaring the following binomial, select the
second term
:
There is no second term
12x
-12x
4
-4
Divide:
What is the value of the remainder?
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Is
(x - 4)
a factor of the polynomial
Yes it is a factor because dividing the two polynomials causes a zero remainder
Yes it is a factor because 12 and 16 are divisible by 4
No it is not a factor because dividing the two polynomials causes a non-zero remainder
No it is not a factor because it is not possible to factor a degree 3 polynomial
Find all zeros to the polynomial function given that
x = 1
is a zero.
Zeros are
Zeroes are
Zeroes are
Zeroes are
The only zero is
Which of the following equations could represent the graph shown below?
What is/are the domain restriction(s) of
Which statement is true about the rational function below?
The graph has x-intercepts at (-1, 0) and (2, 0)
The graph has a vertical asymptote at x = -3 and a hole at x = 2
The graph has a vertical asymptotes at x = -3 and x = 2
The domain of the function is