Polynomials.  Sample test questions over this material:  Perform the following operation. Express your answer in most simple form.  Write an expression.

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Polynomials

 Sample test questions over this material:  Perform the following operation. Express your answer in most simple form.  Write an expression for volume of the object below.

 Sample test questions over this material:  Perform the following operation using synthetic division:  Is (x – 5) a factor of the following polynomial?  Determine whether x= 3 is a solution of f(x).

 Use -conjugate zeros theorem (CZT) -rational zeros theorem (RZT) -factoring with the box -difference of squares pattern (ax+c)(ax-c)  Sample test questions over this material:  What is the difference between a factor and zero? Be as thorough as possible.  If (3 – i) is a zero of f(x), name one other zero. (CZT)  Fully factor the following polynomial.  List all zeros of f(x).