Wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Pre-Quiz; Fundamental Theorem of Algebra

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does

 ii  =

a)

 −1-1  

b)

 −1\sqrt{-1}  

c)

 11  

d)
2.

What is the conjugate of

 1+2i1+2i  

a)

 1−2i1-2i  

b)

 −1−2i-1-2i  

c)

 −1+2i-1+2i  

d)
3.

What does

 i2i^2  =?

a)

 −1-1  

b)

 11  

c)

 −1\sqrt{-1}  

d)
4.

How many zero's real or imaginary can a degree 4 function have?

a)

zero, zippo, none, nada

b)

4

c)

3

d)

2

e)

1

5.

What's the conjugate of

 −i-i  

a)

 ii  

b)

 −i-i  

c)

 11  

d)

 −1-1  

6.

If 2+3i is a zero of a polynomial function what must another zero be?

a)

2-3i

b)

2+3i

c)

-2-3i

d)

-2+3i

7.

if the following are zeros of a polynomial function what is the least degree of this polynomial function? zero's are;

 i+4i, −5−2i and ii+4i,\ -5-2i\ and\ i  

a)

6

b)

3

c)

7

d)

101

8.

If

 f(3)=−2.7f\left(3\right)=-2.7  and  f(4)=0.123f\left(4\right)=0.123  what do you know happens to the graph between the x values of 3 and 4?

a)

The graph crosses the x-axis

b)

the graph crosses the y-axis

c)

this outcome means the graph does not cross the x-axis

d)

this outcome means the graph does not cross the y-axis

9.

if  h(w)=0h\left(w\right)=0 then we know which of the following 


a)

w is a zero of the polynomial function

b)

 w=0w=0  

c)

the graph touches or crosses at w

d)

 (x−w)\left(x-w\right)  is a factor of the polynomial function

10.

Determine the zeros and their possible multiplicity; check all that apply

a)

 x=−3; multiplicity 1x=-3;\ multiplicity\ 1  

b)

 x=1; multiplicity 2x=1;\ multiplicity\ 2  

c)

 x=0, multiplicity 1x=0,\ multiplicity\ 1  

d)

 x=0; multiplicity 2x=0;\ multiplicity\ 2  

e)

 x=1; multiplicity 1x=1;\ multiplicity\ 1