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Naming Polynomials

Naming Polynomials

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Mathematics

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9th Grade

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Hard

Created by

James Gonzalez

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10 Slides • 10 Questions

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CLASSIFYING POLYNOMIALS

A POLYNOMIAL can be classified by its number of terms and by its degree.

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NUMBER OF TERMS

  • A polynomial with 1 term is a MONOMIAL.

  • A polynomial with 2 terms is a BINOMIAL.

  • A polynomial with 3 terms is a TRINOMIAL.

  • A polynomial with more than 3 terms is called a POLYNOMIAL.

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DEGREE OF A MONOMIAL

  • The degree of a monomial is the sum of the exponents of the variables.

  • EXAMPLE - The degree of

     a2bc3a^2bc^3 is 6 because  2+1+3=62+1+3=6   

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DEGREE OF A POLYNOMIAL

  • The degree of a polynomial is the highest exponent.

  • Polynomials must be written in standard form before classifying by degree.

  • A polynomial with one variable is written in standard form when its terms are written in descending order by degree.

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 5x2−2x+15x^2-2x+1  

The highest exponent is the 2 and there are 3 terms. 

This is a QUADRATIC TRINOMIAL.

7

 3x4+4x23x^4+4x^2  

The highest exponent is the 4 and there are 2 terms.


This is a QUARTIC BINOMIAL.

8

 8x−18x-1  

While it appears there is no exponent, the x has an understood exponent of 1 and there are 2 terms.

Therefore, this is a LINEAR BINOMIAL.

9

 55  

There is no variable at all and there is one term.

Therefore, this is a CONSTANT MONOMIAL. 

Technically, 55 could be written as  5x05x^0 because of the 
Zero Power Property of Exponents.

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 3x2y53x^2y^5  

Since both variables are part of the same term, we must add their exponents together to determine the degree.   

2 + 5 = 7 so this is a 7TH DEGREE MONOMIAL.

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Multiple Choice

Classify the polynomial by its number of terms.

7x3+5x2+17x^3+5x^2+1  

1

MONOMIAL

2

BINOMIAL

3

TRINOMIAL

4

POLYNOMIAL

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Multiple Choice

Classify the polynomial by its number of terms.

6y5+9y2−3y+86y^5+9y^2-3y+8  

1

MONOMIAL

2

BINOMIAL

3

TRINOMIAL

4

POLYNOMIAL

13

Multiple Choice

Classify the polynomial by its number of terms.

8x−48x-4  

1

MONOMIAL

2

BINOMIAL

3

TRINOMIAL

4

POLYNOMIAL

14

Multiple Choice

Classify the polynomial by its number of terms.

9x2y+39x^2y+3  

1

MONOMIAL

2

BINOMIAL

3

TRINOMIAL

4

POLYNOMIAL

15

Multiple Choice

Classify the polynomial by its number of terms.

12x212x^2  

1

MONOMIAL

2

BINOMIAL

3

TRINOMIAL

4

POLYNOMIAL

16

Multiple Choice

Classify the polynomial by its degree.

7x3+5x2+17x^3+5x^2+1  

1

CONSTANT

2

LINEAR

3

QUADRATIC

4

CUBIC

5

QUARTIC

17

Multiple Choice

Classify the polynomial by its degree.

6y5+9y2−3y+86y^5+9y^2-3y+8  

1

LINEAR

2

CUBIC

3

QUADRATIC

4

QUARTIC

5

QUINTIC

18

Multiple Choice

Classify the polynomial by its degree.

8x−48x-4  

1

CONSTANT

2

LINEAR

3

QUADRATIC

4

CUBIC

5

QUARTIC

19

Multiple Choice

Classify the polynomial by its degree.

9x2y+39x^2y+3  

1

CONSTANT

2

LINEAR

3

QUADRATIC

4

CUBIC

5

QUARTIC

20

Multiple Choice

Classify the polynomial by its degree.

12x212x^2  

1

LINEAR

2

QUADRATIC

3

CUBIC

4

QUARTIC

5

QUINTIC

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CLASSIFYING POLYNOMIALS

A POLYNOMIAL can be classified by its number of terms and by its degree.

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