FST Chapter 9: Polynomial Functions - (23 questions) The questions are from the Chapter Review on pages 622-625 of the textbook (see attachment). **Helpful tip: There are answers to the odd numbered questions in the back of the textbook (see attachment). Use these to help you make sure you are on the right track for the questions on the assignment. Show your work and circle your answers for each question below. You may hand write your work as long as you clearly mark which problem is being worked and circle your answers. If you type your work, please use a color that is easy to distinguish from the font of the question and underline or highlight your answers. When you are finished please scan or take photos of your work and send back to me. I suggest using the Camscanner app (free version) or a similar program so that you can attach your entire assignment as 1 file. When using this app, select the batch function so that you can take multiple pictures. Please take any photos in bright light so that your answers and work show up clearly - then submit it as a PDF file. 2. a. b. 4. a. b. 6. 8. 10. 12. 14. 18. 22.a.b.c.d. 24. 30.a.b.c. 32. True or False 34. 42.a.b.c.

For this assignment, you’ll complete Technology Assignment 1 in Lesson 2-2 of the textbook in ALEKS, in which you’ll complete some budget entries and create pie chart. (You’ll be using similar concepts to complete the Monthly Budget section of Major Assignment 1.)You are creating a monthly budget, and this is very similar to MA1. One thing to keep in mind, you are making up a pretend budget. Have some fun, create your dream budget, or use this to practice making your own budget for your life. Just keep in mind that the whole class can see this.Start by downloading the “QR 2-2 Tech Template.xlsx” Excel template that is attached.This video, Tech Hints QR 2-2, provides additional assistance with the template, including a demonstration of how to create a pie chart.The elements you’ll need to complete for this DQ are the following:Enter at least 10 items in the 'blue cells'. These are the numbers you are making up. Make sure at least three categories have more than one item. Note that you can input any numbers you’d like here, and you don’t need to add descriptions for your entries.Enter formulas in cells B2:B7, adding up the expenses for each category, using the Excel SUM() function. Note that if you reference each entire column the table in your SUM() formula, then as you add entries in the table, your category totals will automatically reflect that change.Format all cells in both your budget table and for your category totals as Currency with 2 decimal places.Add a pie chart showing your expenses by category and including data labels. Also update the chart title to something other than “Chart Title” that reflects the chart information. Here is a silent video demonstrating inserting a pie chart that another instructor made.Hope this helps! Post in the forum or contact me with any questions!