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Module 10: Lesson 1: Polynomials

Module 10: Lesson 1: Polynomials

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Module 10: Lesson 1: Polynomials

Presented by: Mr. Carozza

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A math expression containing two or more algebraic terms

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Ex: 4x5​ + 2x4 - 3x3 + 8x2 + 7x - 10

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​Polynomials Definition

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Simply: rearrange the terms of the polynomial so the largest exponent is first, and the smallest exponent is last

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​10 - 9 - 8 - 7 - 6 - 5 - 4 - 3 -2 - 1

​Let's talk descending order

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Multiple Choice

Which answer properly places the polynomial in the correct descending order?

6x2+7x4+5x3+15−8x6x^2+7x^4+5x^3+15-8x  

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7x4−8x+6x2−5x3+157x^4-8x+6x^2-5x^3+15  

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5x3+7x4−8x+6x2+155x^3+7x^4-8x+6x^2+15  

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15−8x+7x4+6x2+5x315-8x+7x^4+6x^2+5x^3  

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7x4+5x3+6x2−8x+157x^4+5x^3+6x^2-8x+15  

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Multiple Choice

Which answer properly places the polynomial in the correct descending order?

9x5−3x2+8x−189x^5-3x^2+8x-18  

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9x5−3x2+8x−189x^5-3x^2+8x-18  

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−3x2+8x−18+9x5-3x^2+8x-18+9x^5   

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  −18+9x5−3x2+8x-18+9x^5-3x^2+8x  

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  −18+9x5+8x−3x2-18+9x^5+8x-3x^2  

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The degree of a polynomial is determined by the LARGEST exponent.

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This is why its beneficial to put into descending order.​

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​Some text here about the topic of discussion.

​Degrees of Polynomials

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Multiple Choice

What is the degree of the polynomial

7x4−8x6+2x2−107x^4-8x^6+2x^2-10  

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4

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6

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0

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Multiple Choice

What is the degree of the polynomial

10x3−7x2+9x5−x8+710x^3-7x^2+9x^5-x^8+7  

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3

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2

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5

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8

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Based on the degree of the polynomial, we can assign a name to that polynomial

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Names are shown to the left

​Names of Polynomials

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Multiple Choice

What is the name of the polynomial shown?

7x3+5x2−8x+107x^3+5x^2-8x+10  

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Cubic

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Quartic

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Quadratic

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Zero

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Multiple Choice

What is the name of the polynomial shown?

−3x5+8x2−10+7x−4x3-3x^5+8x^2-10+7x-4x^3  

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Cubic

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7th degree Polynomial

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Quintic

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Zero

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The number of terms will create a classification for each polynomial

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ex: 3 terms = trinomial​

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​Naming Polynomials based on the number of terms

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Multiple Choice

Name the following polynomial

5x2+2x−105x^2+2x-10  

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Monomial

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Binomial

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Trinomial

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Polynomial with degree of 0

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Multiple Choice

Name the following polynomial

−3x4+6x-3x^4+6x  

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Monomial

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Binomial

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Trinomial

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Polynomial with degree of 0

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Multiple Choice

Name the following polynomial

7x3y27x^3y^2  

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Monomial

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Binomial

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Trinomial

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Polynomial with degree of 0

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Multiple Choice

Name the polynomial and the number of terms

8x2+6x−168x^2+6x-16  

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Trinomial with 3 terms

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Binomial with 2 terms

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Polynomial with 4 terms

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Monomial with 2 terms

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Multiple Choice

Name the polynomial and the number of terms

−12x4-12x^4   

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Trinomial with 3 terms

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Binomial with 2 terms

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Polynomial with 4 terms

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Monomial with 1 term

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Multiple Choice

Name the polynomial by degrees and number of terms

5x4+8x2−10x5x^4+8x^2-10x  

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Polynomial, 4 degrees, 3 terms

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Binomial, 4 degrees, 2 terms

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Monomial, 4 degrees, 1 term

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Trinomial, 4 degrees, 3 terms

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Multiple Choice

Name the polynomial by degrees and number of terms

10x3+7x210x^3+7x^2   

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Polynomial, 3 degrees, 2 terms

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Binomial, 4 degrees, 2 terms

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Trinomial, 4 degrees, 2 terms

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Monomial, 4 degrees, 1 term

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Multiple Choice

Write the following polynomial in descending order in terms of b

b3−a2b+4ab4−10ab^3-a^2b+4ab^4-10a  

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4ab4+b3−a2b−10a4ab^4+b^3-a^2b-10a  

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−10a+4ab4−a2b+b3-10a+4ab^4-a^2b+b^3  

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−a2b−10a+4ab4+b3-a^2b-10a+4ab^4+b^3  

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Presented by: Mr. Carozza

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