Math III · A-APR.3

Identify zeros from factorizations and use them to sketch polynomial graphs.

Identify zeros from factorizations and use them to sketch polynomial graphs.

Concept Algebra
Domain Arithmetic with Polynomials and Rational Expressions
Problem Types

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14 problem types are attached to this objective. The full web app handles practice, answers, hints, and walkthroughs.

Template 1

Find zeros from a factored polynomial by setting each factor equal to zero

4 variants
Template 2

Enter each polynomial zero with its multiplicity

4 variants
Template 3

Determine how a polynomial graph behaves at a zero from its multiplicity

4 variants
Template 4

Determine the end behavior of a polynomial written in factored form

4 variants
Template 5

Extract zero behavior and end behavior from factored form

4 variants
Template 6

Match a factored polynomial to its graph using zeros, multiplicities, and end behavior

4 variants
Template 7

Write the unique least-degree factored polynomial with a specified leading coefficient

4 variants
Template 8

Find the y-intercept of a polynomial written in factored form

4 variants
Template 9

Use a known zero to factor a numeric polynomial and identify graph features

4 variants
Template 10

Use the degree of a polynomial to find the greatest possible number of turning points

4 variants
Template 11

Distinguish real and complex zeros in a factorization for graph sketching

4 variants
Template 12

Complete a polynomial sign chart over intervals between zeros

4 variants
Template 13

Solve a polynomial inequality using zeros and sign behavior

4 variants
Template 14

Interpret polynomial zeros, signs, and crossings in a bounded context

4 variants