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A Precalculus Outline

 

Chapter 3:  Polynomial Functions

 


Section 3.1:  Graphs of Polynomials

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Objective: Identifying the degree and leading coefficient of a polynomial function

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Objective: Identifying the end behavior of graphs of polynomial functions

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Objective: Understanding and using the Intermediate Value Theorem

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Objective: Graphing a polynomial in factored form using end behavior and multiplicities of its zeros

* Review for Section 3.1

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Objective: Identifying terms, coefficients, and exponents in a polynomial

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Objective: Finding domain of a function graphically

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Objective: Finding range of a function graphically

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Objective: Zero of a function

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Objective: Finding a relative maximum of a function graphically

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Objective: Finding a relative minimum of a function graphically

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Objective: Finding a local maximum of a function graphically

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Objective: Finding a local minimum of a function graphically

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Objective: Finding the maximum of a function graphically

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Objective: Finding the absolute maximum of a function graphically

Section 3.2:  The Factor Theorem and The Remainder Theorem

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Objective: How to perform synthetic division

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Objective: Using the Remainder Theorem

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Objective: Using the Factor Theorem

* Review for Section 3.2

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Objective: How to perform polynomial long division

Section 3.3:  Real Zeros of Polynomials

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Objective: Using Descartes Rules of Signs to determine the possible number of positive and negative real zeros of a polynomial function

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Objective: Using the Rational Zeros Theorem and Synthetic Division to find real zeros of a polynomial function

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Objective: Solving polynomial inequalities

* Review for Section 3.3

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Objective: Synthetic division

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Objective: Factor Theorem

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Objective: Remainder Theorem

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Objective: Zero

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Objective: Multiplicity

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Objective: Cost function

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Objective: Demand function

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Objective: Price-demand function

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Objective: Revenue function

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Objective: Profit function

Section 3.4:  Complex Zeros and The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra

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Objective: Finding all complex zeros of a polynomial function

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Objective: Using the conjugate pairs theorem to find the zeros of a polynomial function

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Objective: Understanding the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra

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Objective: Forming a polynomial given its zeros

* Review for Section 3.4

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Objective: Review of Complex Numbers

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Objective: The powers of i

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Objective: Complex Conjugates