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3. POLYNOMIAL FUNCTIONS

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Which of the following is the graph of y = (x - 1)(x - 2)(x + 3)?

Question #2MultipleChoice

Which polynomial would produce the following graph?

y = -
x(
x - 1)(
x - 2)

y = -
x(
x - 1)(
x + 2)

y =
x(
x - 1)(
x + 2)

y =
x(
x - 1)(
x - 2)

Question #3MultipleChoice

Given the expression, , choose the correct vertical asymptote

x = 1

y = -1

y = 1

x = -1

Question #4MultipleChoice

Choose the correct horizontal asymptote of .

y = 1

none

y = 0

y = 3

Question #5MultipleChoice

Choose the correct slant asymptote for the function.

y =
x + 2

y =
x - 2

y =
x + 3

y =
x - 3

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Determine if x−2 is a factor of p(x)=x4−3x2+2x−8. Explain your reasoning.

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Which of the following is the graph of y = (x - 1)(x - 2)(x + 3)?

Question #8MultipleChoice

Which polynomial would produce the following graph?

y = -
x(
x - 1)(
x + 2)

y =
x(
x - 1)(
x - 2)

y = -
x(
x - 1)(
x - 2)

y =
x(
x - 1)(
x + 2)

Question #9FillInBlank

Factor 1052−82 into two prime factors.

List your answers in descending numerical order.

1052−82= (
)(
)

Question #10FillInBlank

If the length of one leg of a right triangle is 16 and the length of the other leg is odd, what are the lengths of all the sides of the triangle?

Other leg =

Hypotenuse =

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