How to apply the distributive property then classify the polynomials

The video tutorial explains how to handle negative numbers in multiplication using the distributive property. It covers classifying variables and their powers, writing expressions in standard form, and identifying linear binomials. The tutorial also touches on understanding single numbers and their significance.

How should you think of a negative sign in front of an expression to simplify the distributive property?

• As a positive one

• As a negative one

• As a zero

• As a variable

When classifying expressions, how can you consider a variable if it is not explicitly shown?

• As raised to the second power

• As raised to the first power

• As a constant

• As a negative number

What is the standard form of an expression with a variable and a constant?

• Variable and constant together

• Variable first, then constant

• Constant only

• Constant first, then variable

What do you call an expression with two terms where the highest power of the variable is one?

• Cubic binomial

• Linear binomial

• Constant binomial

• Quadratic binomial

What is a single number in an expression referred to as?

• A binomial

• A linear term

• A constant

• A variable