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Risk Your Knowledge of Polynomials

Risking…. Read the question Write in your risk up to the amount of points you have (start with 100 pts) If you get the answer correct, add the points If you get the answer wrong, subtract the points Be HONEST 

#1. Classify:

#1. Classify: Answer: Quintic Trinomial

#2 Long Divide:

#2 Divide: Answer:

#3 Write the equation in factored form:

#3 Write the equation in factored form:

#4 Multiply:

#4 Multiply: Ans:

#5 Factor:

#5 Answer (GCF and difference of 2 squares:

#6 Factor and solve:

#6 Answer: Did you include the zero?

#7 Find the zeros:

#7 Answer: x = -5, perfect square trinomial

#8 Factor:

#8 Answer: 4 terms = grouping, leads to difference of 2 squares

#9 In a right triangle, the sides can be found using the Pythagorean theorem. The medium side is 2 inches longer than the shortest side. The hypotenuse is 2 inches longer than the medium side. Find all three sides.

#9 The sides measure 6, 8, and 10 inches.

#10 Your friend throws a basketball from 3 feet above the ground and it goes up and you catch it on the way down when it is 7 feet above the ground. The velocity is 20 feet per sec sq. When do you catch it?

#10 You catch it one second later!