Factorising Polynomials By Finding The Gcf Or Gcd Or Hcf

Factorising Polynomials By Grouping

Factorising Polynomials That Are Of The Form Or Reducible To The Form Ax^2 + Bx + C

Using Algebraic Identities To Factorise Polynomials And/or Solve Mathematical Problems

Quadratic Equations

Adding Two Or More Polynomials

Subtracting Polynomials

Writing A(x)/b(x) In The Form Of Q(x) + R(x)/b(x), With The Degree Of R(x) Less Than The Degree Of B(x) Using Inspection/technology/long Division

Writing A(x)/b(x) In The Form Of Q(x) + R(x)/b(x), With The Degree Of R(x) Less Than The Degree Of B(x) Using The Long Division Algorithm

Multiplying Two Or More Monomials

Multiplying Two Or More Polynomials

Using Algebraic Identities To Solve Mathematical Problems

Identifying Zeroes Of Polynomials (degree > 2) When Suitable Factorisations Are Available

Stating And Applying The Factor Theorem In Reasoning With Polynomials

Stating And Applying The Remainder Theorem In Reasoning With Polynomials

Using Zeroes Of Polynomials To Sketch Their Graphs And/or Write The Polynomials

Determining The Coefficients Of The Binomial Expansion By Pascal’s Triangle

Stating The Binomial Theorem (n Is A Positive Integer) For The Expansion Of (x + Y)^n

Stating/using The Binomial Theorem (n Is A Positive Integer) For The Expansion Of (x + Y)^n

Using The Binomial Theorem To Solve Problems