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1 Content Objective: We will divide polynomials.
Starter – Day October 29 Content Objective: We will divide polynomials. Language Objective: We will practice dividing polynomials with both long division and synthetic division. Use long division to divide by What is a quotient? What is a factor? What is a remainder?

2 LAB Writing

3 Use long division.

4 Use long division.

5 Use long division.

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