Question 1

When you add two polynomials the result never has a degree higher than either of the original degrees.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Divide the expressions.

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Question 3

When you divide two polynomials each of degree 1 or higher if the result is a polynomial that result has a smaller degree than either of the two original degrees.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Divide the expressions.

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B)   
C)

Question 5

Perform the operation and write the answer in scientific notation.

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Question 6

The expression  is the opposite of  in simplified form.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Write a polynomial for the perimeter of the square.

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Question 8

Match between columns Premises:

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Question 9

Divide the expressions.

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Question 10

Find the vertex of  .

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Question 11

Simplify the expression.

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Question 12

Simplify the expression. Write the final answer using positive exponents only.

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Question 13

Find the product and simplify.

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B)   
C)

Question 14

Add or subtract the given polynomials.

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B)   
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Question 15

When you add two polynomials the result always has the same degree as the larger of the two original degrees.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

In a suspension bridge the shape of the suspension cables is parabolic. The bridge shown in the figure has towers that are 500 m apart and the lowest point of the suspension cables is 120 m below the top of the towers as shown below. Find a quadratic function that models the parabolic part of the cables placing the origin of the coordinate axes at the vertex.

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Question 17

The mass of Earth is about  kilograms. The mass of Mars is about  the mass of Earth. Write the mass of Mars in scientific notation.

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Question 18

If the y -values of a set of data increase by different amounts when the x -values increase by the value of 6 then a linear function will best model the data.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Write a polynomial for the perimeter of the figure.

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Question 20

The mnemonic FOIL reminds you of one way to multiply two binomials. Fill in the blanks to complete what the letters in FOIL stand for. 
 
 FIRST __________ __________ and LAST.

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Exam 5: Exponents and Polynomials

When you add two polynomials the result never has a degree higher than either of the original degrees.

Divide the expressions.

When you divide two polynomials each of degree 1 or higher if the result is a polynomial that result has a smaller degree than either of the two original degrees.

Divide the expressions.

Perform the operation and write the answer in scientific notation.

The expression is the opposite of in simplified form.

Write a polynomial for the perimeter of the square.

Match each problem with its simplified answer. An answer may be used more than once.

Divide the expressions.

Find the vertex of .

Simplify the expression.

Simplify the expression. Write the final answer using positive exponents only.

Find the product and simplify.

Add or subtract the given polynomials.

When you add two polynomials the result always has the same degree as the larger of the two original degrees.

The mass of Earth is about kilograms. The mass of Mars is about the mass of Earth. Write the mass of Mars in scientific notation.

If the y -values of a set of data increase by different amounts when the x -values increase by the value of 6 then a linear function will best model the data.

Write a polynomial for the perimeter of the figure.

The mnemonic FOIL reminds you of one way to multiply two binomials. Fill in the blanks to complete what the letters in FOIL stand for. FIRST and LAST.

Exam 5: Exponents and Polynomials

When you add two polynomials the result never has a degree higher than either of the original degrees.

Divide the expressions.

When you divide two polynomials each of degree 1 or higher if the result is a polynomial that result has a smaller degree than either of the two original degrees.

Divide the expressions.

Perform the operation and write the answer in scientific notation.

The expression is the opposite of in simplified form.

Write a polynomial for the perimeter of the square.

Match each problem with its simplified answer. An answer may be used more than once.

Divide the expressions.

Find the vertex of .

Simplify the expression.

Simplify the expression. Write the final answer using positive exponents only.

Find the product and simplify.

Add or subtract the given polynomials.

When you add two polynomials the result always has the same degree as the larger of the two original degrees.

The mass of Earth is about kilograms. The mass of Mars is about the mass of Earth. Write the mass of Mars in scientific notation.

If the y -values of a set of data increase by different amounts when the x -values increase by the value of 6 then a linear function will best model the data.

Write a polynomial for the perimeter of the figure.

The mnemonic FOIL reminds you of one way to multiply two binomials. Fill in the blanks to complete what the letters in FOIL stand for. FIRST __________ __________ and LAST.

The mnemonic FOIL reminds you of one way to multiply two binomials. Fill in the blanks to complete what the letters in FOIL stand for. FIRST and LAST.