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3 A B A C B A D C B A D C B D C A B C D Simplifying Factor Factor/ Dividing Misc Back to menu D C B A Mixed Review D

4 100 Simplify: (-3c 2 d 8 e 5 ) 4 81c 8 d 32 e 20 Click here for answer back

5 200 Simplify: 2x 9 (3x 4 ) 2 back Click here for answer 18x 17

6 500 Simplify: back Click here for answer 16x 26

7 200 Simplify: back Click here for answer x 10 y 4

8 600 Simplify: back Click here for answer

9 600 back Click here for answer Answer

10 300 Simplify: back Click here for answer 9a 3 -4a 2 -9a-8

11 300 Simplify: back Click here for answer 9x 2 - 48x + 64

12 500 Simplify: back Click here for answer 64x 3 -240x 2 +300x-125

13 300 Factor: back Click here for answer (x 2 +9)(x-3)(x+3)

14 400 Factor: back Click here for answer 2x 2 (x+12)(x-5)

15 300 Factor: back Click here for answer (x 2 -5)(x 2 +7)

16 200 Factor: back Click here for answer 4x 5 (16x 3 -5)

17 400 Solve by factoring: back Click here for answer x = 0, x = 3

18 200 Divide: back Click here for answer x 2 +4x+3

19 400 Divide: back Click here for answer x 2 +3x-4

20 300 One zero of a polynomial is x = -5. Find the other zeros. back Click here for answer x= -1/2, x = -1

21 100 If a problem states that a zero is 5, what would the factor be? back Click here for answer (x-5)

22 200 If you were using synthetic division, please explain how you decide which number goes on the outside of the upside down division bar. back Click here for answer The opposite of the factor (not including x)…or….the zero.

23 300 The length of a rectangle is (x-9) and the width is (x+4). Give an equation in terms of x for the area of the rectangle. back Click here for answer A = x 2 -5x-36

24 200 If the area of a rectangle is and the length is (x+1), what would the width be? back Click here for answer (2x + 5)

25 200 Solve: back Click here for answer X = 1.5

26 200 Find the vertex of the function: back Click here for answer (1,5)

27 500 Solve the system of equations: back Click here for answer (2, -3)

28 400 Write an equation for the line with a slope of –2/3 passing through the point (9,8). back Click here for answer

29 400 back Click here for answer Answer

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