This powerpoint consist of the 4 types of polynomials. Each slide has an explanation on what that polynomials is, explanation on how to solve it, and lastly a link for a yt video for more context

2. SUMMARY OF THE
PRESENTATION
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3rd
4th
5thSl
ide 7

3. WHAT IS A POLYNOMIAL
ARE THE 4 TYPES OF
POLYNOMIAL?
WHAT IS A CONSTANT
POLYNOMIAL? HOW DO YOU SOLVE
IT?

4. WHAT IS A POLYNOMIAL
ARE THE 4 TYPES
OPOLYNOMIAL?
WHAT IS A CONSTANT
POLYNOMIAL? HOW DO YOU SOLVE
IT?
HOW ABOUT A LINEAR
POLYNOMIAL? HOW DO YOU
SOLVE IT?

5. WHAT IS A POLYNOMIAL
ARE THE 4 TYPES
OPOLYNOMIAL?
WHAT IS A CONSTANT
POLYNOMIAL? HOW DO YOU SOLVE
IT?
HOW ABOUT A LINEAR
POLYNOMIAL? HOW DO YOU
SOLVE IT?
QUADRATIC TRINOMIAL
AND HOW TO SOLVE IT?

6. WHAT IS A POLYNOMIAL
ARE THE 4 TYPES
OPOLYNOMIAL?
WHAT IS A CONSTANT
POLYNOMIAL? HOW DO YOU SOLVE
IT?
HOW ABOUT A LINEAR
POLYNOMIAL? HOW DO YOU
SOLVE IT?
QUADRATIC TRINOMIAL
AND HOW TO SOLVE IT?
AND LASTLY A CUBIC
TRINOMIAL AND HOW TO
SOLVE IT?
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7. WHAT IS A POLYNOMIAL
ARE THE 4 TYPES OF
POLYNOMIAL?
• A constant polynomial is a
polynomial of degree 0,
which contains only a
constant term (no variable).
For example , P(x)=7 is a
constant variable.
• https://youtu.be/tHm3X_Ta
_iE?si=GB0q7tvIc5EBDss
X. Link on how to learn
about the linear
polynomial/equation

8. WHAT IS A POLYNOMIAL
ARE THE 4 TYPES
OPOLYNOMIAL?
WHAT IS A CONSTANT
POLYNOMIAL? HOW DO YOU SOLVE
IT?
• A polynomial of 1 degree,
which contains only a term
with the variable raised to the
power of 1. For example,
P(x)=2x-3 is a linear
polynomial
• The equation should be ax+b=
0. Isolate x and subtract b
from both sides(ax=-b). To
solve x divide both sides by a.
if a is not a zero, x= -b/a.
• https://youtu.be/tHm3X_Ta_i
E?si=GB0q7tvIc5EBDssX.
Link on how to learn about the
linear polynomial/equation

9. WHAT IS A POLYNOMIAL
ARE THE 4 TYPES
OPOLYNOMIAL?
WHAT IS A CONSTANT
POLYNOMIAL? HOW DO YOU SOLVE
IT?
HOW ABOUT A LINEAR
POLYNOMIAL? HOW DO YOU
SOLVE IT?
• A polynomial of 2 degree, which
contains a term with the variable
raised to the power of 2. For
example, P(x)=x^2+4z=1 is a
quadratic polynomial.
• To solve the equation, written as
ax^2+bx+c=0, can be solved by
factoring, using the quadratic
formula and checking the square
root’s negative,zero, or positive
expression.
• https://youtu.be/qeByhTF8WEw
?si=oGlFfIm5w9YO3CCt. A
link to learn more about
quadratic polynomials.

10. WHAT IS A POLYNOMIAL
ARE THE 4 TYPES
OPOLYNOMIAL?
WHAT IS A CONSTANT
POLYNOMIAL? HOW DO YOU SOLVE
IT?
HOW ABOUT A LINEAR
POLYNOMIAL? HOW DO YOU
SOLVE IT?
QUADRATIC TRINOMIAL
AND HOW TO SOLVE IT?
• A polynomial of degree 3,
which contains a term with
the variable raised to the
power of 3. For example,
P(x0=2x^3-x^2+3x+5 is a
cubic polynomial.
• To solve a cubic polynomial,
write the equation as ax^3 +
bx^2 + cx + d = 0, use
numerical methods or
graphing, or use polynomial
long division or synthetic
division..
• https://youtu.be/rnAKWPM-
YBc?si=0InqZ7iYCQynTmc
y. To learn more about cubic
polynomials.