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Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Algebra Honors


CHAPTER 8-3: MULTIPLYING POLYNOMIALS

MULTIPLICATION OF A BINOMIAL BY A TRINOMIAL
OR TWO TRINOMIALS


When you multiply a trinomial by a binomial or two trinomials,
 it gets really tricky!

2 ways:
1) box method
2) column method
(double or triple distributive with columns to combine like terms)
I’LL SHOW YOU THESE METHODS IN CLASS

If you have a trinomial times a binomial, it's easier to use the Commutative Property
and make it a binomial times a trinomial:
(x
2 + x - 1) (x - 1)
switch it to
(x - 1) (x
2 + x - 1)

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