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Precalculus midterm review!!!. HOW IT WORKS EVERYONE STARTS WITH 100 POINTS WRITE YOUR ANSWER TO THE QUESTION ON THE SCREEN WAGER A POINT AMOUNT (YOU.

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1 Precalculus midterm review!!!

2 HOW IT WORKS EVERYONE STARTS WITH 100 POINTS WRITE YOUR ANSWER TO THE QUESTION ON THE SCREEN WAGER A POINT AMOUNT (YOU CAN’T WAGER MORE THAN WHAT YOU HAVE)

3 IF YOUR ANSWER IS CORRECT, ADD YOUR WAGER IF IT’S WRONG, SUBTRACT YOUR WAGER THE PERSON WITH THE HIGHEST POINT VALUE AT THE END WINS

4 ALSO… PUT AN ASTERISK BY ANY QUESTION YOU FEEL PARTICULARLY STUMPED ON. WE’LL GO OVER THESE AT THE END OF CLASS.

5 QUESTION 1

6 ANSWER I QUADRATIC

7 QUESTION 2 WHAT TWO THINGS DO YOU LOOK AT IN ORDER TO DETERMINE THE END BEHAVIOR OF A POLYNOMIAL FUNCTION?

8 ANSWER 2 DEGREE AND LEADING COEFFICIENT (OR JUST LEADING TERM)

9 QUESTION 3

10 ANSWER 3 MAXIMUM NUMBER OF REAL ZEROS: 6 MAXIMUM NUMBER OF X-INTERCEPTS: 6 MAXIMUM NUMBER OF TURNING POINTS: 5

11 QUESTION 4

12 ANSWER 4

13 QUESTION 5

14 ANSWER 5

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16 ANSWER 6

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18 ANSWER 7

19 QUESTION 8

20 ANSWER 8 POSSIBLE NUMBER OF POSITIVE REAL ZEROS: 3 OR 1 POSSIBLE NUMBER OF NEGATIVE REAL ZEROS: 0

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34 ANSWER D

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