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 Write down one thing you need clarified before we leave today.

Eraser Game!!

 Class is split into 3 groups.  Send one student to the board to answer each question. (everyone must go once before repeating)  Everyone must be doing every problem at their seats.  First group done will slide the eraser and add to their points!  The group with the most points will get 3 points on their test.  The whole class will be 1 point if the class is between 30-50, 2 points if between and 3 points if over 70.

 Find all of the real zeros to 2x 2 +11x-21

 Use synthetic division to divide 6x 4 -4x 3 -27x 2 +18x by x-2

 (1+6i)(5-2i)

 Find all the rational zeros of X 3 -10x 2 +17x-8

 Find the domain, holes, VA, HA, and SA for 2+x 1-x

 Graph and solve the inequality 2x 2 +x≥15

 Graph and Solve the inequality x 2 +7x+12 ≥ 0 x

 Find the domain, holes, VA, HA and SA for 2x x 2 +4

 (7+5i)+(-4+2i)

 Use synthetic division to find the function value  F(x)=x 4 +10x 3 -24x 2 +20x+44 and find f(-3)

 Find all of the real zeros G(x)=x 4 -x 3 -2x 2

 Write the quadratic with vertex (2,3) passing through the point (-1,6)

 Write the quotient 3+2i 5+i

 Find the domain, holes, VA, HA and SA and graph -5 x 2

 Find the vertex and zeros and sketch  F(x)= -x 2 +4x+3

 Find the zeros by factoring! F(x)=-3x 3 +12x 2 +x-4