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1 Algebra II Explorations Review (6.5-6.8) Day 1

2 1. Divide using LONG Division. Show all work. Answer:

3 2. Divide using LONG Division. Show all work. Answer:

4 3. Divide using SYNTHETIC Division. Show all work. Answer:

5 4. Divide using SYNTHETIC Division. Show all work. Answer:

6 5. Factor the given polynomial given that f(k) = 0. Show all work. Answer:

7 6. Factor the given polynomial given that f(k) = 0. Show all work. Answer:

8 7. Given one zero of the polynomial function, find the other zeros. Show all work. Answer:

9 8. Given one zero of the polynomial function, find the other zeros. Show all work. Answer:

10 9. List the POSSIBLE rational zeros of the polynomial function. Answer:

11 10. List the POSSIBLE rational zeros of the polynomial function. Answer:

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