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Algebra II 2 Polynomials Rational Functions Root Theorem, Division
Algebra II 2 Polynomials Rational Functions Root Theorem, Division
Algebra II 2 Polynomials Rational Functions Root Theorem, Division
Algebra II 2 Polynomials Rational Functions Root Theorem, Division
Algebra II 2 Polynomials Rational Functions Root Theorem, Division
Algebra II 2 Polynomials Rational Functions Root Theorem, Division
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This is an extremely detailed Algebra II unit covering polynomial and rational functions. This includes over 110 PowerPoint slides in 4 lessons, three quizzes (some with up to three different versions), a comprehensive test (2 versions), full unit review guide, rational root theorem project, and answer keys for everything. Iโ€™ve also included the handwritten notes from every class so you can follow along and see the progression of the lessons. Another extremely valuable handout is a 9-step list of what is required to accurately graph any polynomial function.

Specific topics:
โ€ข Division of polynomials by long division
โ€ข Division of polynomials with synthetic division
โ€ข Remainder and Factor Theorem

โ€ข Graphing linear and quadratic functions in detail
โ€ข Determine end behavior for any polynomial

โ€ข Use the Rational Root Theorem to identify possible rational roots for any polynomial
โ€ข Use Descartesโ€™ Rule of Signs to determine the possible number of positive and negative roots

โ€ข Define the differences between points of discontinuity vertical asymptotes, holes)
โ€ข Determine the roots of a rational function
โ€ข Determine vertical and horizontal asymptotes
โ€ข Accurately graph rational functions


These lessons align to the Common Core standards (as listed in the description below.)

See more unit lessons (specifically in Algebra II, AP Calculus, AP Statistics) at my store.
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Algebra II 2 Polynomials Rational Functions Root Theorem, Division

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9th - 12th
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200
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Teaching Duration
2 Weeks

Description

This is an extremely detailed Algebra II unit covering polynomial and rational functions. This includes over 110 PowerPoint slides in 4 lessons, three quizzes (some with up to three different versions), a comprehensive test (2 versions), full unit review guide, rational root theorem project, and answer keys for everything. Iโ€™ve also included the handwritten notes from every class so you can follow along and see the progression of the lessons. Another extremely valuable handout is a 9-step list of what is required to accurately graph any polynomial function.

Specific topics:
โ€ข Division of polynomials by long division
โ€ข Division of polynomials with synthetic division
โ€ข Remainder and Factor Theorem

โ€ข Graphing linear and quadratic functions in detail
โ€ข Determine end behavior for any polynomial

โ€ข Use the Rational Root Theorem to identify possible rational roots for any polynomial
โ€ข Use Descartesโ€™ Rule of Signs to determine the possible number of positive and negative roots

โ€ข Define the differences between points of discontinuity vertical asymptotes, holes)
โ€ข Determine the roots of a rational function
โ€ข Determine vertical and horizontal asymptotes
โ€ข Accurately graph rational functions


These lessons align to the Common Core standards (as listed in the description below.)

See more unit lessons (specifically in Algebra II, AP Calculus, AP Statistics) at my store.
In-Depth No Prep Math Lessons
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Standards

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Solve quadratic equations with real coefficients that have complex solutions.
Know the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra; show that it is true for quadratic polynomials.
Understand that polynomials form a system analogous to the integers, namely, they are closed under the operations of addition, subtraction, and multiplication; add, subtract, and multiply polynomials.
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