By Ms. Tang. We’ve learned how to solve quadratics (which is a type of polynomials) by: Factoring Completing the square Quadratic formula.

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By Ms. Tang

We’ve learned how to solve quadratics (which is a type of polynomials) by: Factoring Completing the square Quadratic formula.

How do we find the zeros for: Or a higher degree polynomial?

For polynomials (including quadratics) we can find roots by dividing polynomials. There are two methods that will be introduced: 1)Long division 2)Synthetic division

As you watch the videos, think of these questions: 1)What is really a factor? 2)What does it mean when we have a remainder of 0? 3)What about when it is not 0?

NOTES Make a T-chart with Long division on one side and Synthetic Division on the other side. 1.Solve an example from the video using both methods 2.Compare the two.