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Final Exam Part 1 (optional but recommended) Page 358, #41-43 only if you want extra help on these Page 371, #9, 11 Page 379, Study turning points and degree of polynomials and number of zeros Page 428, #3, 17-18, 25-26 ok to just find asymptotes Page 477, #87-91 odd Page 507, #53 Page 576, #5, 27 Page 622, #8 Page 50, #37, 39 Page 62, #33 Page 90, #89, a an c Page 153, #11, 13 Page 162, #35, 39 Page 179, #27, 39, 45 Page 273, #7-11 all Page 287, #75, 77, 81 Page 314, #55, 69, 71, 73 Page 338, #15,27,31,41 Page 347, #11, 15, 21