Naming Polynomials
Add/Sub/Mult Polynomials
Solving Equations
Solving Inequalities
WORD PROBLEMS
100

Name the following based on DEGREE

x2+2x-1

Quadratic

100

Simplify:

(2x+1)+(5x-7)

7x-6

100

Solve for x:

-3x=12

x=-4

100

Solve and graph the solution:

x-10<26

x<36

100

Create an equation and solve: 

Gianna  bought  some magazines.  A  week later  half of  all  her  magazines  were  destroyed in a  fire. There  are  now  only  22 magazines  left.  With how many did she start?

x/2=22

She started with 44 magazines.

200

Name the following based on TERM

x4+2x3-1

Trinomial 

200

Simplify:

(2x2+x)+(3x2-4x-2)

5x2-3x-2

200

2x-1=5

x=3

200

Solve and graph the solution:

2x≥ 20

x≥10

200

Write an inequality to represent this statement:

The speed limit on the highway is 55mph

x≤ 55

300

Name the following based on DEGREE

x5+1

Quintic

300

Simplify:

(x2-x+3)-(3x2+4x-7)

-2x2-5x+10

300

2(x+1)=4x

x=1

300

Solve and graph the solution:

x/-3≤ 4

x≥ -12

300

 Gabriella  sold half  of  her  comic  books  and then bought  fifteen more.  She  now  has  34. With how  many  did she  begin?

x/2+15=34

She began with 38 comic books. 

400

Name the following based on TERM and DEGREE

x3

Cubic Monomial

400

Simplify:

2x2(x+1)

2x3+2x2

400

2x-5+3x=7x-11

x=3

400

Solve and graph the solution:

2x+1<17

x<8

400

Set up an equation and solve:

 Jack won 71 lollipops  playing  basketball  at the  county  fair.  At  school  he  gave  three  to every  student  in his  math class.  He  only  has 5 remaining.  How  many  students  are  in his class?

3x+5=71

There are 22 students in his class. 

500

Name the following based on TERM and DEGREE

2x4+3x3-x2+1

Quartic Polynomial with 4 terms

500

Simplify:

(x+4)(2x-1)

2x2+7x-4

500

3(x+1)-4=5(x-7)+4x-1

x=6

500

Solve and graph the solution:

-4x+7>19

x<-3

500

Set-up an inequality and solve the word problem:

Lyft charges a flat rate of $4.50 per ride and an additional $.25 per mile. You only have $15 to spend, how far can you go?

4.50 + .25x ≤ 15


You can go 42 miles.

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