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This is Jeopardy!

Adding and Subtracting Final Jeopardy Adding and Subtracting Polynomials Multiplying a = 1 a > 1 Factor Completely 100 200 300 400 500

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a 100 Back to choices

b 200 (x + 2)(x – 3) Back to choices Answer

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b 400 (8n - 7)² Back to choices Answer

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500 b Back to choices Answer

a 500 Back to choices

c Back to choices Answer

a 100 (a+4)(a+2) Back to choices

c 200 Back to choices Answer

a 200 (b-9)(b-8) Back to choices

c 300 Back to choices Answer

a 300 (m-15)(m+8) Back to choices

c 400 Back to choices Answer

a 400 m= -12, m =6 Back to choices

c 500 c²+15c = -44 Back to choices Answer

a 500 c= -11 c = -4 Back to choices

c 100 -y²+2y+8 Back to choices Answer

a 100 -(y-4)(y+2) Back to choices

c 200 6s² - s - 5 Back to choices Answer

a 200 (6s+5)(s-1) Back to choices

c 300 -5b²+7b-2 Back to choices Answer

a 300 -(5b-2)(b-1) Back to choices

c 400 3w²+22w+7=0 Back to choices Answer

a 400 w= w= -7 Back to choices

c 500 56z²+2=22z Back to choices Answer

a 500 Back to choices

c 100 x³+x²+2x+2 Back to choices Answer

a 100 (x+1)(x²+2) Back to choices

c 200 Back to choices Answer

a 200 4z²(3z-1)(3z+1) Back to choices

c 300 Back to choices Answer

a 300 Back to choices

c 400 Back to choices Answer

a 400 Back to choices

500 c Back to choices Answer

a 500 Back to choices

c 100 Name the graph 7 Back to choices Answer

a 100 x ≤ 7 Back to choices

c 200 Graph the equation y < -4 Back to choices Answer

a 200 -4 Back to choices

a Solve: -4x > 8 300 Back to choices Answer

a x < -2 300 Back to choices

a Solve: 5z - 25 ≥ -10 400 Back to choices Answer

a z ≥ 3 400 Back to choices

a 500 -3 is not a solution to which inequality a. x + 4 ≥ 1 b. x > 1 c. 12x < 24 d. x > -4 3 Back to choices Answer

a b. -3/3 = -1 -1 < 1 500 Back to choices

Simplify and use only positive exponents. 500 f Simplify and use only positive exponents. Back to choices

Simplify and use only positive exponents. 400 f Simplify and use only positive exponents. Back to choices

300 f Evaluate Back to choices

200 f When raising a quotient to a power, you must distribute the exponent to the _______ and the ________. Back to choices

What is the rule for dividing powers with the same base? Back to choices

Simplify and use only positive exponents. 500 e Simplify and use only positive exponents. Back to choices

Simplify and use only positive exponents. 400 e Simplify and use only positive exponents. Back to choices

300 e When raising product to powers, always ________ the exponent to each factor. Back to choices

When raising a power to a power, you must ________ the exponents. 200 e When raising a power to a power, you must ________ the exponents. Back to choices

What is the rule for multiplying powers with the same base? Back to choices

Simplify and write in scientific notation 500 d Simplify and write in scientific notation Back to choices

Simplify and write in scientific notation 400 Simplify and write in scientific notation d Back to choices

300 d Write In standard form. Back to choices

Change .0000725 into scientific notation. 200 d Change .0000725 into scientific notation. Back to choices

Change 420,000 into scientific notation. d Change 420,000 into scientific notation. Back to choices

500 c If a=3 and b=2, find Back to choices

With only positive exponents. 400 Write the expression c With only positive exponents. Back to choices

To change a negative exponent to positive, what should you do? 200 c To change a negative exponent to positive, what should you do? Back to choices

Final Jeopardy The Parthenon in Athens, Greece, is an ancient structure that has a rectangular base. The length of the Parthenon’s base is 8 meters more than twice its width. The area of the base is about 2170 square meters. Find the length and width of the Parthenon’s base. Back to choices Answer

Final Jeopardy Answer: 70 meters 31 meters Back to Choices