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01 02 03
polynomial function The Degree of a Function The Leading Coefficient

04 05 06
Basic Features of END BEHAVIOR OF Zeros of Polynomial
Graphs of Polynomial POLYNOMIAL Functions
Functions FUNCTIONS
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polynomial
function
Intro to polynomial function

A polynomial function has all of its

variables with exponents which
are positive integers. It is not a
polynomial function if a variable
has a negative exponent or if the
exponent is a fraction.
Fundamental tools for modelling

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Algebra development over time
History
Mercury is the closest planet to the
Sun and the smallest one in the
Solar System—it’s only a bit larger
than the Moon
Progress
Venus has a beautiful name and is
the second planet from the Sun. It’s
hot and has a poisonous atmosphere
Recent advances and its applications

Computer Cryptography Data

Mercury is the closest planet Venus has a beautiful name Despite being red, Mars is
to the Sun and the smallest and is the second planet actually a cold place. It’s full
of them all from the Sun of iron oxide dust
Some of the types of linear equations

Simple linear Variables

Mars is actually a very cold Venus has extremely high
place temperatures

Parameters Vector space

Jupiter is the biggest planet Saturn is a gas giant and has
of them all several rings
System types

Linear No linear Homogeneous

Jupiter is the biggest planet Saturn is a gas giant and Neptune is the farthest
of them all has several rings planet from the Sun

Inconsistent Consistent
Mars is actually a very cold Venus has extremely high
place temperatures
Some fundamental points of algebra

Equations Systems Polynomial

Mars is actually a very Venus has extremely high Neptune is the farthest
cold place temperatures planet from the Sun

Graphs Inequalities Matrices

Mercury is the closest Saturn is a gas giant and Jupiter is the biggest
planet to the Sun has several rings planet of them all
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 3x-5x+2=0
Big numbers catch your audience’s attention
 3x+2 (-x-5)
Jupiter’s rotation period

2 (3x-4)=10
The Sun’s mass compared to Earth’s

2x+3y=8
Distance between Earth and the Moon
Let’s use some percentages
Despite being red, Mars is actually a cold
50% Mars place. It’s full of iron oxide dust

Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun

30% Mercury and the smallest of them all

Venus has a beautiful name and is the

20% Venus second planet from the Sun
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Theories from around the world

Europe Egypt Asia

Venus is the second planet Mercury is the closest planet Despite being red, Mars is a
from the Sun to the Sun very cold place
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Venus is the second planet Despite being red, Mars is
from the Sun a very cold place

9th century 19th century

17th century 20th century

Mercury is the closest Jupiter is the biggest
planet to the Sun planet of them all
Stages in the resolution of an equation

Problem 01 02 Manipulation
Venus is the second planet Saturn is a gas giant and
from the Sun has several rings

Solution 03 04 Interpretation
Mercury is the closest Jupiter is the biggest planet
planet to the Sun of them all
Fundamental concepts

Concept Definition Application

Linear formula equations:
2x + 3 = 7
Modelling of physical
equations ax + b = c systems

[ \begin{bmatrix} 2 & 3
Rectangular arrays of
Matrices numbers
\\ 1 & 4 \ Linear transformations
end{bmatrix} \]

Pythagorean In a right-angled
3² + 4² = 5² Optimisation analysis
Theorem triangle,, a² + b² = c²
Some of the most common equations

Lineal Quadratic
Mercury is quite a small Venus is the second
planet planet from the Sun

Exponential Logarithmic
Jupiter is an enormous Saturn is a gas giant and
planet has several rings

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Exercises
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Linear
Systems Polynomial
equations
Test 1 7.5 6.5 8.5

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Linear
Systems Polynomial
equations
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Multiple choice questions
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letter celd with a different color

Given the following equation, select the Given the following equation, select the
correct option for the value of x: correct option for the value of x:
2x-5=3 2x2-5+3=0

A x=4 A x=3 y x = 1/2

B x=2 B x=1 y x = 3/2

C x=1 C x= 1/2 y x = 3
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How algebra is applied in a variety of real-
world fields and situations, such as
engineering, physics, economics, biology
and computer science
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Discuss the historical evolution of algebra,
highlighting the key mathematicians and
thinkers who have contributed to the
development of the field over the centuries

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Practical application
Build a ramp for toy cars and study how the height of the ramp affects the distance the cars can travel.
Use algebra to analyze the relationship between the height of the ramp and the distance the toy cars can
travel

Set up the ramp using a wooden board, resting on books or blocks at different heights, release
01 the cars and measure the distance they travel along the ground

02 Data collection: Carry out several trials with different ramp heights and record their travel.

Data analysis: Create a table to organise the data with columns for ramp height (x) and
03 distance travelled (y)
Try to find an algebraic expression that represents the relationship between the height of the
04 ramp (h) and the distance travelled (d)
Algebra essay
Discusses how quadratic equations are used to model real-world phenomena. Provides specific examples
of situations in everyday life

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