The video tutorial covers the fundamental theorem of algebra, focusing on its application in determining the number of solutions or zeros in polynomial equations. It reviews quadratic equations, discussing scenarios of x-intercepts and the role of the discriminant. The concept of multiplicity and zeros is explored, followed by an examination of polynomial theorems, including the number of zeros theorem. Techniques for factoring and finding zeros are demonstrated, and the polynomial graph wiggliness theorem is introduced. The video concludes with an explanation of the conjugate zeros theorem.

What does the fundamental theorem of algebra help us determine about polynomials?

• The degree of the polynomial

• The number of complex zeros

• The leading coefficient

• The constant term

In a quadratic equation, what does a discriminant greater than zero indicate?

• Two non-real solutions

• Two real solutions

• One real solution

• No real solutions

What is the significance of a zero with multiplicity in a polynomial?

• It indicates the polynomial's degree

• It shows the number of times a zero is repeated

• It affects the polynomial's constant term

• It determines the leading coefficient

How can you find zeros in a polynomial that is in factored form?

• By using the quadratic formula

• By setting each factor equal to zero

• By graphing the polynomial

• By calculating the derivative

What does a discriminant of zero in a quadratic equation imply?

• No real solutions

• One real solution with multiplicity two

• Two distinct real solutions

• Two non-real solutions

What does the polynomial graph wiggliness theorem help determine?

• The polynomial's leading coefficient

• The smallest possible degree of the polynomial

• The number of real zeros

• The polynomial's constant term

According to the conjugate zeros theorem, if a polynomial has a zero of 2i, what is another zero?

• -2i

• 2

• 0

• i