Given a Zero as a Fraction, Find the Remaining Zeros of the Polynomial

The video tutorial explains how to find zeros of a polynomial by using division and synthetic division. It covers the zero product property and solving quadratic equations through factoring and the quadratic formula. The tutorial also discusses the rational zero test to verify potential solutions.

What is the first step in finding other zeros when one zero is given?

• Graph the polynomial

• Use the rational zero test

• Perform division to find other factors

• Use the quadratic formula

In synthetic division, what is the significance of a zero remainder?

• It indicates a calculation error

• It means the division was incorrect

• It confirms the divisor is a factor

• It suggests the polynomial is prime

What is the zero product property used for?

• To find zeros by setting factors to zero

• To divide polynomials

• To graph polynomial functions

• To multiply polynomials

Which method is NOT typically used for solving quadratics?

• Quadratic formula

• Synthetic division

• Completing the square

• Factoring

What is the purpose of the rational zero test?

• To find all zeros of a polynomial

• To list possible rational zeros

• To confirm the polynomial's degree

• To simplify the polynomial

Which of the following is NOT a possible rational zero?

• -1/2

• -2

• 1/3

• 10

What correction was made regarding the factors of the polynomial?

• The factors were incorrectly listed

• The constant term was incorrect

• The quadratic term was miscalculated

• The linear term was adjusted