Unit 6 Test

2

Identify the Power Function based on the shape of the graph

7

Match the corresponding y-coordinate to the given x-coordinate for the following polynomial equation
Note: you will not use all answer options

486
-323
76
435
-765
876
2
56
243
-324
243
4
23
0
-24
-123
7

x=-3
x=-2
x=-1
x=0
x=1
x=2
x=3

8

Divide the following polynomials using either long division or synthetic division:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

10

Divide the following polynomials using either long division or synthetic division:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

10

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

10

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

9

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

8

Given
find

5

In the equation: 
When  x=-2, f(x) =_______
When x=-1, f(x)=_______
When x=0, f(x)=_______
When x=1, f(x)=_______
When x=2, f(x)= _______

17

Match ALL the possible rational zeros to their equations. Every option will be used and some will be used more than once!

\pm \frac{2}{3}
\pm \frac{4}{3}
\pm 9
\pm 4
\pm 7
\pm 12
\pm 6
\pm \frac{1}{3}
\pm 27
\pm 1
\pm 3
\pm \frac{1}{2}
\pm 2
\pm \frac{7}{2}

f(x)=2x^{4}-9x^{2}+7
f(x)=x^{3}-27
f(x)=3x^{3}+9x^{2}+4x+12

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Unit 6 Test

Identify the Power Function based on the shape of the graph

Match the corresponding y-coordinate to the given x-coordinate for the following polynomial equation
Note: you will not use all answer options

Divide the following polynomials using either long division or synthetic division:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Divide the following polynomials using either long division or synthetic division:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Given
find

Match ALL the possible rational zeros to their equations. Every option will be used and some will be used more than once!

Plot and label 7 points and graph (by hand only, zero points if screenshot is used) the following polynomial

Identify the Power Function based on the shape of the graph

Match the corresponding y-coordinate to the given x-coordinate for the following polynomial equation
Note: you will not use all answer options

Divide the following polynomials using either long division or synthetic division:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Divide the following polynomials using either long division or synthetic division:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Given
find

Match ALL the possible rational zeros to their equations. Every option will be used and some will be used more than once!

Plot and label 7 points and graph (by hand only, zero points if screenshot is used) the following polynomial

Unit 6 Test

Unit 6 Test

Identify the Power Function based on the shape of the graph

Match the corresponding y-coordinate to the given x-coordinate for the following polynomial equationNote: you will not use all answer options

Divide the following polynomials using either long division or synthetic division:Show your work for full credit!If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Divide the following polynomials using either long division or synthetic division:Show your work for full credit!If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve: Show your work for full credit!If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve: Show your work for full credit!If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve: Show your work for full credit!If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Given find

Match ALL the possible rational zeros to their equations. Every option will be used and some will be used more than once!

Plot and label 7 points and graph (by hand only, zero points if screenshot is used) the following polynomial

Identify the Power Function based on the shape of the graph

Match the corresponding y-coordinate to the given x-coordinate for the following polynomial equationNote: you will not use all answer options

Divide the following polynomials using either long division or synthetic division:Show your work for full credit!If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Divide the following polynomials using either long division or synthetic division:Show your work for full credit!If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve: Show your work for full credit!If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve: Show your work for full credit!If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve: Show your work for full credit!If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Given find

Match ALL the possible rational zeros to their equations. Every option will be used and some will be used more than once!

Plot and label 7 points and graph (by hand only, zero points if screenshot is used) the following polynomial

Match the corresponding y-coordinate to the given x-coordinate for the following polynomial equation
Note: you will not use all answer options

Divide the following polynomials using either long division or synthetic division:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Divide the following polynomials using either long division or synthetic division:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Given
find

Match the corresponding y-coordinate to the given x-coordinate for the following polynomial equation
Note: you will not use all answer options

Divide the following polynomials using either long division or synthetic division:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Divide the following polynomials using either long division or synthetic division:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Use synthetic division to solve:
Show your work for full credit!
If your answer has a remainder, write it at the end like so: R 0

Given
find