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How Do You Determine the Zeros of a Polynomial Function from a Table of Values? Instructional Video

How Do You Determine the Zeros of a Polynomial Function from a Table of Values? Instructional Video

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How Do You Determine the Zeros of a Polynomial Function from a Table of Values?

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First, review the location principle and then use a table to determine the zeros for the function your trying to solve. This tutorial defines the location principle, works through a table, identifies where sign changes occur, then uses the data to solve the problem.

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root words, negative integers, polynomial functions, polynomials

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practice problems, polynomial functions, location principle, roots, algebra, negative numbers, sign changes, math

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8th - 9th

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