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    This document contains notes on mathematics lessons related to polynomials, functions, and geometry. It covers the remainder and factor theorems as well as the rational root theorem for polynomials. It also discusses polynomial functions and their standard forms. Additionally, it summarizes key concepts regarding circles like chords, arcs, angles, and the relationships between them. Several theorems are outlined pertaining to secants, tangents, arcs, and inscribed/central angles of circles.

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    This document contains notes on mathematics lessons related to polynomials, functions, and geometry. It covers the remainder and factor theorems as well as the rational root theorem for polynomials. It also discusses polynomial functions and their standard forms. Additionally, it summarizes key concepts regarding circles like chords, arcs, angles, and the relationships between them. Several theorems are outlined pertaining to secants, tangents, arcs, and inscribed/central angles of circles.

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    Q2-MATH-NOTES

    MATHEMATICS
    Guevarra, Arrence Lien A. | 10 Gracious

    REMAINDER AND FACTOR


    THEOREM
    LESSON #1

    REMAINDER THEOREM
    - If a polynomial P(x) is divided by
    (x-c), the remainder is R = P(c)

    FACTOR THEOREM
    - The binomial (x-c) is a factor of the
    polynomial P(x) if and only if P(c) =
    POLYNOMIAL EQUATION
    0 LESSON #3

    - An equation that has multiple


    terms made up of numbers and
    variables.
    - The degree tells us how many
    roots can be found in a polynomial
    equation.

    RATIONAL ROOT THEOREM


    LESSON #2

    - gives a list of possible rational


    zeros of a polynomial function.
    - not all possible rational roots are
    zeros
    POLYNOMIAL FUNCTIONS CHORDS, ARCS & ANGLES
    LESSON #4 LESSON #5

    - It is a function defined by a Circle


    polynomial in one variable. - Set of points that are equidistant
    - Standard form must be written in from a fixed point called the center
    descending order. Radius
    - Length of the line from the center
    to any point
    - Half of the diameter
    Chord
    - Line segment that connects any
    two points
    ● Leading Term Diameter
    - a term with the highest - Chord that passes through the
    exponent center
    ● Leading Coefficient Arc
    - Numerical coefficient of - Part of a circle
    leading term a. Semicircle - 180°, half of
    ● Degree of polynomial function circle
    - Highest exponent b. Minor arc - less than half of
    ● Constant term a circle
    - Term with only number c. Major arc - greater than half
    of a circle
    Angle
    ➔ Constant Function - degree is 0 a. Central angle - an angle
    ➔ Linear Function - degree is 1 whose vertex is the center
    ➔ Quadratic Function - degree is 2 of the circle.
    ➔ Cubic Function - degree is 3 b. Inscribed angle - an angle
    ➔ Quartic Function - degree is 4 whose vertex is on the
    ➔ Quintic Function - degree is 5 circle and whose sides
    contain chords of the circle.
    An expression is NOT a polynomial
    function if Relationships between Arcs and
    1. The denominator has a variable. Angles
    2. It has a negative exponent.
    3. It has a fractional exponent. ● Inscribed angle = 1/2 intercepted
    4. It has a variable inside the radical arc
    sign - If ∠ FHG = 65° then FG =
    130°
    Behavior of the Graph ● Central angle = intercepted arc
    - If FB = 105° then ∠ FAB =
    105°
    Theorems on Chords, Arcs, Central and ● Other Intersecting Secant and
    Inscribed Angle of a Circle Tangent Lines Theorem
    - the measure of the angle
    ● Arc Addition Postulate formed is also equal to
    - The measure of the arc one-half the difference of
    formed by two adjacent the measures of the
    arcs is the sum of the intercepted arcs.
    measures of the two arcs. ● The Intersecting Segments of
    - If mHG = 70 AND mGJ = Chords Power Theorem
    35, then mHJ = 105 - AQ ∙ BQ = CQ ∙ DQ
    ● Arc Length ● The Tangent Secant Segments
    - The length of an arc of a Power Theorem
    circle is the product of the - AQ2 = QB • QC
    𝑚𝑒𝑎𝑠𝑢𝑟𝑒 𝑜𝑓 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑎𝑟𝑐
    ratio, 360
    , and
    the circumference of the
    circle.
    𝑚𝐵𝐶
    - Arc length of BC - 360
    • 2Π𝑟
    ● Inspired Quadlirateral Theorem
    - Opposite angles of an
    inscribed angle are
    supplementary.
    - Supplementary angles; the
    sum of two angles is 180

    THEOREMS ON SECANTS,
    TANGENTS, AND SEGMENTS
    LESSON #6

    Tangent
    - Intersects it in one and only one
    point. (outside)
    Secant
    - Intersects a circle at exactly two
    points. (inside)

    ● The Intersecting Secants-Interior


    Theorem
    - m ∠ DBE = ½(m DE + m
    AC)
    ● The Intersecting Secants -
    Exterior Theorem
    - m ∠ B = ½(m DE – m AC)

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