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Polynomial Relay

Round 1: Polynomial Operations

Round 2: Synthetic Division 1. 2.

Round 3: End Behavior A B C D F E G H 1) Which of the above graphs has positive end behavior? How do you know? 2) Which of the above graphs shows an even function? How do you know? 3) Which of the graphs matches with function f(x)= ax3+bx2+cx+d (assume a>0)? How do you know? 4) Which of the graphs matches the function f(x)= ax4+bx3+cx2+dx+g (assume a<0)? How do you know? F

Round 4: Solving Cubics- Find all values of x 1. given that (x-2) is a factor 2.

Round 5: Solving Quartic Trinomials 1. 2. x4 – 8x2 + 7 = 0