Add the Polynomials
(4x + 9) +(x - 4)
5x + 5
Subtract the polynomials:
(g - 4) - (3g - 6)
-2g + 2
Multiply the Polynomials:
3x2 (2x4)
6x6
Factor out the GCF
30x-42
6(5x-7)
Factor:
p2 +2p -35
(p-5)(p+7)
This is the most consumed food in the world.
This is the most consumed food in the world.
What is a number or variable in a polynomial that is separated by an addition or subtraction sign
a term
Add the polynomials:
(-5x2+3x6+5) + (-5x6-5-3x2)
-2x6-8x2
Subtract the polynomials:
(-5h - 2) - (7h +6)
-12h - 8
Multiply the Polynomials:
(x - 3)(x + 2)
x2 - x - 6
Factor out the GCF
5a3+2a2
a2(5a+2)
Factor:
3x4y + 6x3y2 +15x2
3x2(x2y + 2xy2 +5)
What city is considered the birthplace of Spring Break?
Fort Lauderdale, FL
A NY college swim coach wanted to take his team someplace warm in 1936 to complete. Fort Lauderdale was chosen and "Spring Break" as we know it was born.
DAILY DOUBLE
The number before a variable within a term is called the...
Coefficient
Add the polynomials:
(x2 +3x + 5) + ( -x2 +6x)
9x + 5
Subtract the polynomials:
(-x2 - 5) - (-3x2 -x -8)
2x2 + x +3
Multiply the Polynomials:
(2x-6)2
4x2 -24x +36
Factor:
2x2 - 8
2(x+2)(x-2)
Factor:
-5y2 - 22y - 8
(-5y-2)(y+4)
This city is the host of the 2024 Olympic games.
Paris
The number in front of the term with the highest exponent.
Leading Coefficient
Add the polynomials:
(t2 + 3t3 -3) + (2t2 +7t -2t3)
t3 +3t2 +7t -3
Subtract the Polynomials:
(k2 + 6k3 -4) - (5k3 + 7k -3k2)
k3 + 4k2 -7k -4
Multiply the Polynomials:
(4n - 1)(3n + 4)
12n2 + 13n - 4
Factor:
4p2 - 256
4(p+8)(p-8)
Factor:
-15x2 - 5x + 50
-5(3x-5)(x+2)
This toy was the first to be advertised on television.
Mr. Potato Head
The highest exponent on the variables in a term
Degree of the term
Add the polynomials:
(-1 + x2 + 2x) + (1 -2x + 2x2)
3x2
Subtract the Polynomials:
(2x - 3x) - (x2 -2x + 4)
-x2 + x - 4
Multiply the Polynomials:
(d + 3)(d2 - 4d + 1)
d3 - d2 -11d + 3
Factor out the GCF
18n4+42nm+6n
6n(3n^3+7m+1)
Factor:
n3 - 9n
n(n+3)(n-3)
What is the most popular road trip food in the US?
Potato Chips
Terms that have the same variables and the same degree are....
Like terms