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Polynomial and Rational Jeopardy
This document outlines the rules and format of a polynomial and rational function quiz game. Students start with 100 points and can wager points on multiple choice questions. Correct answers earn the wagered points while incorrect answers deduct the wagered amount. The student with the most points at the end wins along with extra credit for top scores. Questions cover key concepts like determining end behavior, number of zeros and intercepts, and the Greek meaning of asymptotes.
Polynomial and Rational Jeopardy
- 1. Polynomial and rational function
- 2. HOW IT WORKS EVERYONESTARTS WITH 100 POINTS WRITE YOUR ANSWER TO THE QUESTION ON THE SCREEN WAGER A POINT AMOUNT (YOU CAN’T WAGER MORE THAN WHAT YOU HAVE)
- 3. IF YOUR ANSWERIS CORRECT, ADD YOUR WAGER IF IT’S WRONG, SUBTRACT YOUR WAGER THE PERSON WITH THE HIGHEST POINT VALUE AT THE END WINS EXTRA CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN TO 1ST, 2ND, AND 3RD PLACE
- 4. ALSO… PUT ANASTERISK BY ANY QUESTION YOU FEEL PARTICULARLY STUMPED ON. WE’LL GO OVER THESE AT THE END OF CLASS.
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- 7. QUESTION 2 WHAT TWOTHINGS DO YOU LOOK AT IN ORDER TO DETERMINE THE END BEHAVIOR OF A POLYNOMIAL FUNCTION?
- 8. ANSWER 2 DEGREE ANDLEADING COEFFICIENT (OR JUST LEADING TERM)
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- 10. ANSWER 3 MAXIMUM NUMBEROF REAL ZEROS: 6 MAXIMUM NUMBER OF X-INTERCEPTS: 6 MAXIMUM NUMBER OF TURNING POINTS: 5
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- 22. ANSWER 9 POSSIBLE NUMBEROF POSITIVE REAL ZEROS: 3 OR 1 POSSIBLE NUMBER OF NEGATIVE REAL ZEROS: 0
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- 35. BONUS WHAT IS THEGREEK TRANSLATION OF ASYMPTOTES?
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