
Multiplying Polynomials Special Products
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Mathematics
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8th - 9th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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11 Slides • 14 Questions
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Multiplication of Polynomials is highly anchored to the following competencies:
a. Law of exponents (specifically: Product law and Power law)
b. Understanding of Distributive Property of Multiplication
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following will complete the sentence below:
"To find the product of two numbers with the same base, _____ the base and ______ the exponents.
add & add
multiply & add
copy & copy
copy & add
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is equal to a ( b + c )?
a + b + c
ab + ac
ab + bc
abc
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When multiplying monomial to polynomial:
a. Distribute the monomial factor to every term of polynomial factor.
b. Combine similar terms if necessary.
Study the given example.
Multiplication of monomial by polynomial.
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Multiple Choice
5x (3x2+2)
15x3+10x
15x2+10
15 + 10x
8x 3+ 7x
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Multiple Choice
−3x (x2−x + 11)
−3x2+3x−33
−3x4+3x2+33x
−3x4+3x2−33x
−3+3x2−11x
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Multiple Choice
3xy(2x2+2xy+y2)
5x3y+5x2y2+3yxy3
6x3y+6x2y2+3xy3
6x2y+6xy+3xy3
6x3y+6x2y2+xy3
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Replace this with your body text.
Duplicate this text as many times as you would like.
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MULTIPLICATION OF BIN
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There are several methods in performing multiplication of two binomials:
Method 1:
Using Distributive Property of Multiplication
Method 2:
Using FOIL Method
Please study the given examples.
Multiplication of binomial to binomial
Method 1: Using Distributive Property of Multiplication
Method 2: Using FOIL Method
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Multiple Choice
36x2−58x+24
36x2−50x+24
9x−58+24
9x2−58x+24
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Multiple Choice
6x2−57x+117
6x2−21x+117
5x+57x+117
6x2+57x+117
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Multiple Choice
x2−17+42
x2−11x+42
x2−17x+42
2x2−17x+42
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Special products are the opposite process of factoring techniques.
Factoring Techniques and Special Products
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Directions
Identify the factoring technique/special product that can be observed in the given example. Factor if the given is an expression, otherwise multiply.
Example: "Sum and Difference of Two Terms - Answer"
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Open Ended
m3−36
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Open Ended
(2x + 3)2
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Open Ended
m2−4m+4
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Open Ended
3(x+4)(x−4)
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Open Ended
3(x+4)(x−4)
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Open Ended
(b+3c)(b3−3bc+27c3)
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