How to use p over q to find the possible and all zeros

The video tutorial explains how to determine the rational zeros of a polynomial using the rational zero test. It covers listing possible zeros using the P/Q method, graphing the polynomial to estimate zeros, and verifying these zeros through synthetic division. The tutorial also demonstrates finding remaining zeros and factors of a third-degree polynomial.

What is the first step in determining the rational zeros of a polynomial?

• Applying the Rational Zero Test

• Graphing the Polynomial

• Using the Remainder Theorem

• Performing Synthetic Division

Which tool can be used to estimate the zeros of a polynomial?

• Synthetic Division

• Remainder Theorem

• Graphing Technology

• Long Division

What is the benefit of using synthetic division after estimating zeros?

• It provides an exact solution

• It helps in finding another factor

• It eliminates the need for graphing

• It confirms the polynomial degree

How can you verify a zero of a polynomial?

• By performing Synthetic Division

• By factoring the polynomial

• By applying the Remainder Theorem

• By using the Rational Zero Test

What is the final step after identifying all zeros of a polynomial?

• Using the Remainder Theorem

• Writing the polynomial in factored form

• Performing long division

• Graphing the polynomial