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Unit 7: Operations on Expressions to Solve Equations Vocabulary

Degree of a Polynomi al PolynomialDegree

End Behavior of a Polynomial

Monomia l (1 term)

Binomia ls (2 terms)

Trinomi al (3 terms)

Polynomi al Function

Turning Points

(x+2) has a multiplicity of 3

AKA “x-intercepts”

Difference of Cubes

Sum of Cubes

Difference of Squares

Factoring by Grouping (taking the GCF out of each pair)

Synthetic Division

Complex Conjugates

Pure Imaginary Numbers

Complex Number

Quadratic Formula

Principal Root

Rationalize the Denominator ●

Like Radicals

Rational Exponent (Power over Index)