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1 Content Objective: Let’s review!
Starter – Day October 22 Content Objective: Let’s review! Language Objective: We will review the material from the last few classes in preparation for a TEST! Find the solutions of the following polynomials.

2 LAB Writing Imagine yourself in a different century. Describe an average day in your life.

3 Turn in Homework Starters Assignments LAB Writing Factoring Review
Challenging Factoring (Extra Credit!) Zeros of Polynomials* (Book) Power Functions Graphing Polynomials in Factored Form Test Review LAB Writing

4 Find the solutions

5 Find the Solutions Quadratic Formula

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