Naming Polynomials Polynomial Add/Sub

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100 200 300 400 500 Naming Polynomials Polynomial Add/Sub Multiplying Polynomials Operations on Functions Composite Functions Multi-Variable Problems 100 200 300 400 500

Naming Polynomials – 100 Classify by degree and number of terms. 50 extra points for giving the special degree name if it has one. 5th degree (quintic) monomial

Naming Polynomials – 200 Classify by degree and number of terms. 50 extra points for giving the special degree name if it has one. 1st degree (linear) binomial

Naming Polynomials – 300 Classify by degree and number of terms. 50 extra points for giving the special degree name if it has one. 3rd degree (cubic) binomial

Naming Polynomials – 400 Classify by degree and number of terms. 50 extra points for giving the special degree name if it has one. 2nd degree (quadratic) trinomial

Naming Polynomials – 500 Classify by degree and number of terms. 50 extra points for giving the special degree name if it has one. 0th degree monomial (constant)

Polynomial Add/Sub – 100 Simplify:

Polynomial Add/Sub – 200 Simplify:

Polynomial Add/Sub – 300 Simplify:

Polynomial Add/Sub – 400 Simplify:

Polynomial Add/Sub – 500 Find the perimeter:

Multiplying Polynomials – 100 Simplify:

Multiplying Polynomials – 200 Find the product:

Multiplying Polynomials – 300 Find the area:

Multiplying Polynomials – 400 Simplify:

Multiplying Polynomials – 500 Find the volume:

Operations on Functions – 100 If and find (f+g)(x).

Operations on Functions – 200 If and find (f-g)(x).

Operations on Functions – 300 If and find

Operations on Functions – 400 If and find

Operations on Functions – 500 If and find

Composite Functions – 100 If and find

Composite Functions– 200 If and find

Composite Functions – 300 If and find

Composite Functions – 400 If and find

Composite Functions – 500 If and find

Multi-Variable Problems – 100 Simplify:

Multi-Variable Problems – 200 Find the difference:

Multi-Variable Problems – 300 Find the sum:

Multi-Variable Problems – 400 Find the area:

Multi-Variable Problems – 500 Simplify: