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Grudgeball! Unit 4 (Part 2) Test Review

Factor completely:

Write the simplest polynomial function with the given roots. Leave your answer in factored form. 2, 5i, -3

Given the following polynomial (a) identify the zeros and their multiplicities, (b) state the degree of the polynomial, (c) state the value of the leading coefficient, (d) state the y- intercept, (e) identify the end behavior, and (f) sketch a graph of the function.

For g(x) below, (a) identify the parent function, (b) describe the transformation of the function, (c) graph g(x) using the table with anchor points and (d) state the domain and range.

Graph the polynomial function on your calculator. Then (a) sketch a picture of the graph, (b) identify the number of real zeros, and (c) identify the maximum and minimum.

Identify all the roots of the following functions. Solve by factoring or by using a graph, but be sure to verify all roots algebraically.