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Page 1: Polynomial Intro and Operations S18 · A polynomial expression is written in standard form as anxn + ao where an is the leading coefficient, ao is a constant, n is the degree of the

Polynomial Intro and Operations S18 January 29, 2018

Page 2: Polynomial Intro and Operations S18 · A polynomial expression is written in standard form as anxn + ao where an is the leading coefficient, ao is a constant, n is the degree of the

Polynomial Intro and Operations S18 January 29, 2018

Page 3: Polynomial Intro and Operations S18 · A polynomial expression is written in standard form as anxn + ao where an is the leading coefficient, ao is a constant, n is the degree of the

Polynomial Intro and Operations S18 January 29, 2018

Page 4: Polynomial Intro and Operations S18 · A polynomial expression is written in standard form as anxn + ao where an is the leading coefficient, ao is a constant, n is the degree of the

Polynomial Intro and Operations S18 January 29, 2018

Page 5: Polynomial Intro and Operations S18 · A polynomial expression is written in standard form as anxn + ao where an is the leading coefficient, ao is a constant, n is the degree of the

Polynomial Intro and Operations S18 January 29, 2018

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Polynomial Intro and Operations S18 January 29, 2018

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Polynomial Intro and Operations S18 January 29, 2018

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