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    1. The document discusses polynomial equations and provides examples to identify whether equations are polynomial equations or not. 2. Key points covered include writing polynomial equations in standard form, determining the degree, leading coefficient and constant term of polynomials, and solving for zeroes of polynomial equations. 3. Examples are given to illustrate polynomial equations in standard form and how to identify if equations have negative or fractional exponents, variables under radicals, or are not equal to zero, in which case they are not polynomial equations.

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    1. The document discusses polynomial equations and provides examples to identify whether equations are polynomial equations or not. 2. Key points covered include writing polynomial equations in standard form, determining the degree, leading coefficient and constant term of polynomials, and solving for zeroes of polynomial equations. 3. Examples are given to illustrate polynomial equations in standard form and how to identify if equations have negative or fractional exponents, variables under radicals, or are not equal to zero, in which case they are not polynomial equations.

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    Polynomila Equations (Part2)

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    1. The document discusses polynomial equations and provides examples to identify whether equations are polynomial equations or not. 2. Key points covered include writing polynomial equations in standard form, determining the degree, leading coefficient and constant term of polynomials, and solving for zeroes of polynomial equations. 3. Examples are given to illustrate polynomial equations in standard form and how to identify if equations have negative or fractional exponents, variables under radicals, or are not equal to zero, in which case they are not polynomial equations.

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    Polynomial

    Equations
    Objectives:
    At the end of the learning period, the
    students are expected to:
    1.Write polynomial equations in
    standard form;
    2.Determine the degree, leading
    coefficient and constant term of the
    given polynomial; and
    3.Solve for the zeroes of polynomial
    Activity
    Spinning Wheel
    Arrange the following in standard form.

    
    Discussion
    A polynomial equation
    is an equation in the
    form
    + =0
    Example
    Not Polynomial
    Polynomial Equation
    Equation
    2x2 – 4x + 3 = 4 3x-2 + 5x + 3 = 2

    (x – 4)2 = 0 =0

    x–2=5 27=4

    + 2x3 – 6 = 4 6x2 = 0

    x=5
    Discussion
    An equation is NOT a
    polynomial if:
    1. It has a negative exponent;
    2. It has a fractional exponent;
    3. A variable is on a radical sign;
    Activity
    Identify if the following are
    polynomial equations or not
    polynomial equations. Write
    your answer on the right
    column, including the word
    provided in each equations.
    Activity 2x2 – 3x = 4
    ALL
    5x-3 – 7x = 8
    SOME
    Polynomial Not Polynomial
    Equation Equation 1 1
    − 4 =5 ( 𝑥 − 4 )=0
    𝑥 2
    PEOPLE MEN
    (x– 3)(2x) = 4(x – 2) 27=4
    ARE JUDGE
    x 7x = 4
    EQUAL
    1
    x – 4x + 5x – 7 = 0
    3 2

    Expression Equation
    2
    4x + 5x – 7x
    2 4

    Expression Equation
    3
    2x + 1
    Expression Equation
    4
    (x – 4)(x – 2) = 2x + 3
    Expression Equation
    5
    3x = 9
    Expression Equation

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