Day 9 – Graphing Polynomial Functions by Hand

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Day 9 – Graphing Polynomial Functions by Hand Unit 2 Polynomials Day 9 – Graphing Polynomial Functions by Hand

WU / HW review

Polynomials – vocab reminders Degree Leading Coefficient Roots / Zeros End Behavior

End Behavior Activity Cards Spend about 5 minutes with your shoulder buddy to categorize these cards. Be prepared to share your reasons for your responses. 1st round – positive vs. negative leading coefficient 2nd round – even vs. odd degree What do you notice?

Exit Ticket Remember – you may use your notes but there is to be NO TALKING!

Videos for reference End behavior Sketching by hand  this one is a tad long but it’s a great explanation!

CW / HW pgs Try to complete these without the use of a calculator! You can do it! 