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Multiplying Polynomials (Special Cases)

Multiplying Polynomials (Special Cases)

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Mathematics

9th - 12th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

CCSS
HSA.APR.A.1, HSA.APR.C.4, 8.EE.C.7B

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Elizabeth Walton

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5 Slides • 15 Questions

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Multiplying Polynomials

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Poll

Where are you now? How well could you tackle this: (2x+5)(x-1)?

Confident - I could do this on my own. Ready for a quiz or test.

Getting there - I think I understand, but I need more practice.

Struggling - It's difficult for me to multiply without direct help.

Clueless - Even with help, and watching the videos, I have no idea what to do.

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Multiple Choice

Give it a try: (2x+5)(x-1)

1

2x2+3x62x^2+3x-6

2

2x2+3x52x^2+3x-5

3

2x2+7x+52x^2+7x+5

4

2x23x52x^2-3x-5

4

Poll

How did you do?

Got it, correct. Ready to move on!

I made an arithmetic error.

I just guessed.

Thought I had it, and I'm not sure what I did wrong.

5

Let's Learn about Special Cases

  • Perfect Squares

  • Difference of squares

6

Perfect Squares:

Example

 (x+3)2\left(x+3\right)^2  
First, rewrite it as (x+3)(x+3)
Next, distribute. Check your answer on the next slide.

7

Multiple Choice

Multiply:

 (x+3)2\left(x+3\right)^2  


**Start by rewriting as (x+3)(x+3)**

1

 x2+6x+9x^2+6x+9  

2

 x2+9x^2+9  

3

 x2+3x+9x^2+3x+9  

4

 x2+6x+6x^2+6x+6  

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Let's try a few more...

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Multiple Choice

(x + 5)

Hint: try (x + 5)(x + 5)
1
x2 + 25
2
x2 + 10x + 25
3
x2 + 10 x + 10
4
x2 + 10

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Multiple Choice

 (5a+2b)2 = 25a2+20ab+4b2(5a+2b)^2\ =\ 25a^2+20ab+4b^2 
**Test it out, don't just guess!!**

1

TRUE

2

FALSE

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Multiple Choice

Simplify:

(x-7)2

1

x2-49

2

x2+49

3

x2-14x+49

4

x2-14x-49

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Open Ended

What patterns do you notice about perfect squares?

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Multiple Choice

Now give this one a try:

Multiply (5x-3)(5x+3)

1

25x2-15x-9

2

25x2+15x-9

3

25x2-9

4

25x2+9

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Open Ended

What happens when you combine like terms on this problem?

(5x-3)(5x+3)

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Multiple Choice

Simplify.

(2b − 6)(2b + 6)

1

4b2 − 24b − 36

2

4b2 − 36

3

2b2 − 36

4

4b − 36

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Multiple Choice

Simplify.

(y − 5)(y + 5)

1

y2 + 25

2

y2 + 10y + 25

3

y2 − 10y + 25

4

y2 − 25

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Let's Recap...

  • We're still multiplying and distributing!

  • When a binomial factor is squared, rewrite the factor to set up a distribution problem. This will give you a perfect square trinomial.

  • When two factors are the same except for the sign in the middle, the middle terms cancel, resulting in a "difference of squares."

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Multiple Choice

Think backwards...which solution below would multiply to give you: a210a+25a^2-10a+25 ? (Hint:  multiply out the answer choices, or think about patterns.)

1

 (a5)(a+5)\left(a-5\right)\left(a+5\right)  

2

 (a+5)2\left(a+5\right)^2  

3

 (a5)2\left(a-5\right)^2  

4

 (a10)2\left(a-10\right)^2  

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Multiple Choice

Think backwards...which solution below would multiply to give you  x2121x^2-121 ?

1

 (x11)2\left(x-11\right)^2  

2

 (x+11)(x11)\left(x+11\right)\left(x-11\right)  

3

 (x60.5)(x+60.5)\left(x-60.5\right)\left(x+60.5\right)  

4

 (x+11)2\left(x+11\right)^2  

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Poll

Where are you now? After today's lesson, where would you rate yourself on multiplying? Examples:

 (x+3)(2x+7), (2x+1)2, or (3x+1)(3x1)\left(x+3\right)\left(2x+7\right),\ \left(2x+1\right)^2,\ or\ \left(3x+1\right)\left(3x-1\right)  

Feeling good, could take a test on it now.

It's making more sense. I could probably use a little more practice.

I understand a little, but I still need a lot of help.

I have no idea how to do any of this, even with help.

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