Hunter worked through many exercises today. He wrote polynomials in factored form. On the graphing calculator, we graphed functions and identified their relative maximum and minimums, as well as their zeros. From a function's factored form, Hunter identified the zeros of that function, and then graphed it from a graphing calculator. He also learned about the multiplicity of a zero, which is a term used to describe how many times a number is a zero of a function. He did p. 317 (7-35 odd)