Worksheetsdividing polynomials by monomials
Total questions: 21
Answer Keydividing polynomials by monomials
Total questions: 21
-3a + 6b
divide, subtract

Created by Delphi Aubry
21 questions
9th - 12th Grade
Math
Updated Sept 2026
This free printable worksheet helps students in Grades 9–12 simplify polynomial expressions divided by monomials. Across 21 questions, including 3 fill-in-the-blank items and 18 multiple-choice problems, students divide coefficients and subtract exponents for each variable in every term. Problems include monomials with one or more variables, multi-term polynomials, and expressions with positive and negative terms. Students also practise identifying the correct quotient, applying the division rule to expressions such as fractions and parentheses, and entering simplified answers with caret notation for exponents when required. The worksheet is useful for independent practice, guided review, homework, or a quick skills check in an algebra unit. It is available as a free printable worksheet with a complete answer key, making it easier to review calculation steps and identify errors in coefficient or exponent operations.
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-3a + 6b
divide, subtract
This worksheet focuses on dividing each term of a polynomial by a monomial, including expressions with multiple variables and positive or negative terms. Its 21 items combine 3 fill-in-the-blank responses with 18 multiple-choice questions, requiring students to divide coefficients, subtract exponents variable by variable, and select or enter the resulting quotient.
Model one multi-term example by showing that the monomial divisor applies to every term, then divide coefficients and subtract matching exponents in each term. Use the multiple-choice items to have students explain why distractors result from dividing only one term, adding exponents, or using the wrong coefficient; finish with the fill-in-the-blank items so students independently simplify and enter exponents with the caret symbol.
Watch for students dividing the divisor into only the first term instead of every term, or changing coefficients without applying the same operation across the polynomial. Common errors also include adding exponents instead of subtracting them, failing to subtract exponents for each variable, and losing a negative sign. In the fill-in-the-blank items, check that students use caret notation such as x^2 and preserve the complete simplified expression.
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