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This lesson will teach your students how to solve polynomials. In particular, your students will be able to...

• Solve polynomial equations by factoring
• Explain the zero product property.
• Explain the process of solving a quadratic equation by factoring.
• Explain the factor theorem.
• Explain the rational root theorem.

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Grab the related video lessons:

· Identifying Polynomials

· Dividing Polynomials

· Factoring Polynomials

· Interpreting Polynomial Functions

· Graphing Polynomial Functions

· Modeling Polynomial Functions

This video lesson is designed for Algebra 2 students. To teach this concept on a more introductory level, check out the Algebra 1 video lessons, Solving Polynomial Equations.

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