Evaluating Polynomial Functions

The video tutorial explains how to evaluate a polynomial function without using a calculator. It begins by setting up the problem with the given value of F(-3), listing the coefficients, and addressing any missing terms by adding zero coefficients. The tutorial then demonstrates the step-by-step process of calculating the function value by bringing down coefficients, multiplying, and adding vertically, ultimately determining that F(-3) equals 285.

What is the first step in evaluating a polynomial function without a calculator?

• Divide the polynomial by -3

• Multiply all coefficients by -3

• List the coefficients of the polynomial

• Add all coefficients together

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How do you handle missing terms in a polynomial when evaluating it?

• Add them to the next term

• Multiply them by -3

• Assign a coefficient of zero

• Ignore them

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What is the result of bringing down the first coefficient and multiplying by -3?

• It gives the final result

• It starts the calculation process

• It is not necessary

• It ends the calculation process

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What operation is repeated in the final steps of evaluating the polynomial?

• Divide by -3

• Subtract vertically

• Multiply by 3 and subtract

• Add vertically and multiply by -3

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What is the final value of F(-3) in the given polynomial evaluation?

• 150

• 285

• 300

• 200

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