Math 7

The reverse process of multiplication.

• Factoring

• Polynomial

• Monomial

Factored completely if each of its factors can no longer be expressed as a product of two other polynomials of lower degree and that the coefficients have no common factor without introducing a fraction.

• Factoring

• Polynomial

• Monomial

The largest integer, monomial, or multinomial that a set of numbers or polynomials have in common.

• Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

• Common Monomial Factor

It is a special type of factoring, a problem that is often used in mathematics.

• Factoring the difference of two squares

• Factoring the difference of three squares

The result is the square of a binomial.

• Factoring perfect square trinomials.

• Factoring perfect trinomials

A famous 7th century Hindu mathematician.

• Philolaus

• Brahmagupta

A follower of Pythagoras, called the cube a geometric harmony.

• Philolaus

• Brahmagupta

A second-degree polynomial with three terms.

• Quadratic trinomial

• Square root

The main difference between algebra at the ime of Diophantus and algebra of today is __________ and ____________.

• Symbols of operations and relations

• Symbols of product and partner

Fractions involving variables arise in algebra.

• Rational algebraic expressions

• Algebraic expressions