Determine the possible rational zeros using rational zero test

The video tutorial explains the rational zero test, which helps identify possible rational zeros of a polynomial. It covers finding factors of P and Q, listing and simplifying P/Q, and applying the test using graphing calculators and synthetic division. The technique is useful for determining potential rational zeros, although it doesn't guarantee the exact zero.

What are the two important points to consider when finding rational zeros?

Explain how to determine the factors for P and Q in the context of rational zeros.

Why is it useful to list the numerators over the denominators when finding rational zeros?

What does the rational zero theorem help us identify when graphing a function?

How can synthetic division be applied in relation to rational zeros?