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HW Synthetic Division & Rational Root Theorem

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Find the quotient. If there is a remainder, put it over the divisor!

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Find the quotient. If there is a remainder, put it over the divisor!

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Find the quotient. If there is a remainder, put it over the divisor!

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4.

Find the quotient. If there is a remainder, put it over the divisor!

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Use synthetic division and factor the polynomial completely. Write your answer in factored form.

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Use synthetic division and factor the polynomial completely. Write your answer in factored form.

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Use synthetic division and factor the polynomial completely. Write your answer in factored form.

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Use the rational root theorem to select ALL possible zeros.

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Use the rational root theorem to list ALL possible zeros in numerical order with commas.

Remember \pm infront of each number!

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10.

Use the rational root theorem to list ALL possible zeros in numerical order with commas.

Remember \pm infront of each number!

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Use synthetic division and factor the polynomial completely. (Hint: try x=4)

After you factor, find the zeros and list them with commas.

(just type the zeros for your answer)

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Use the rational root theorem to list ALL possible zeros in numerical order with commas.

Remember \pm infront of each number!

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Use synthetic division and factor the polynomial completely. (No hint! Try some from your list in #12)

After you factor, find the zeros and list them with commas.

(just type the zeros for your answer)

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14.

Now graph it! (this is the same polynomial from #13)