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4 .1 & 4.2 Random fact of the day: A spec of dust in the air is halfway between the size of the earth and an atomic particle. This chapter deals with: monomials binomials trinomials all of which are polynomials. Break it down now. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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4.1 & 4.2

Random fact of the day:

A spec of dust in the air is halfway between the size of the earth and an atomic particle

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This chapter deals with:

monomialsbinomialstrinomials

all of which are polynomials

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What do these words mean?

monomialbinomialtrinomial

all of which are polynomials

BREAK IT DOWN NOW

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BREAK IT DOWN NOW

Monomial – something singleBinomial – something paired

Trinomial – something in a group of three

all of which are polynomials

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BREAK IT DOWN NOW

Monomial – something singleBinomial – something paired

Trinomial – something in a group of three

all of which are polynomials

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BREAK IT DOWN NOW

Monomial – something singleBinomial – something paired

Trinomial – something in a group of three

all of which are polynomials- many things

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So how about -nomials?

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BREAK IT DOWN NOW

Monomial – Single term expressionBinomial – Two term expressionTrinomial – Three term expression

all of which are polynomials- an expression containing multiple monomials

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BREAK IT DOWN NOW

Monomial examples

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BREAK IT DOWN NOW

Binomial examples

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BREAK IT DOWN NOW

Trinomial examples

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BREAK IT DOWN NOW

All of these are polynomial examples

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EXPONENT REVIEW

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EXPONENT REVIEW

Follow along using your “Exponent Review” Sheet.

Fill in where appropriate:

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EXPONENT REVIEW

What happens when I multiply like terms with exponents?

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EXPONENT REVIEW

What happens when I multiply like terms with exponents?

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EXPONENT REVIEW

What happens when I have this monomial raised to an exponent?

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EXPONENT REVIEW

What happens when I have this monomial raised to an exponent?

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EXPONENT REVIEW

What happens when I have this monomial raised to an exponent?

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EXPONENT REVIEW

What happens when I have this monomial raised to an exponent?

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EXPONENT REVIEW

What happens when I have this monomial raised to an exponent?

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EXPONENT REVIEW

What happens when I have this monomial raised to an exponent?

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TIME FOR SOME TRICKERY

What happens here?

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TIME FOR SOME TRICKERY

What happens here?

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TIME FOR SOME TRICKERY

What happens here?

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TIME FOR SOME TRICKERY

What happens here?

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TIME FOR SOME TRICKERY

What happens here?

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TIME FOR SOME TRICKERY

What happens here?

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LAST ONE I PROMISE

What happens here?

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LAST ONE I PROMISE

What happens here?

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Tell me something good

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Do work?

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4.3

Random fact of the day:

The 7-Eleven Extreme Gulp is 50% bigger than the volume of the human stomach.

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FOIL

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FOIL

What is it?

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FOIL

FirstOuterInnerLast

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FOIL

Ok, so why do we use this?

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EXAMINING FOIL

Perform this operation:

(3)(2)

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EXAMINING FOIL

Perform this operation:

(3)(2+2)

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EXAMINING FOIL

Perform this operation:

(3)(2+2)What property are you using here?

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EXAMINING FOIL

Perform this operation:

(3)(2+x)

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EXAMINING FOIL

Lastly, perform this operation:

(3+x)(2+x)

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PROBLEM OF THE DAY

You are in Home Depot to buy a new pool.

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PROBLEM OF THE DAY

You want the length to be 4 feet longer than the width.

You also plan on creating a 3 foot wide walkway on each side.

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PROBLEM OF THE DAY

If you have exactly 520 square feet of wood for the deck, how big should the pool be?

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PROBLEM OF THE DAYYou want the length to be 4 feet longer than the width.You also plan on creating a 3 foot wide walkway on each

side.

If you have exactly 520 square feet of wood for the deck, how big should the pool be?

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PROBLEM OF THE DAYYou want the length to be 4 feet longer than the width.You also plan on creating a 3 foot wide walkway on each

side.

If you have exactly 520 square feet of wood for the deck, how big should the pool be?

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PROBLEM OF THE DAYYou want the length to be 4 feet longer than the width.You also plan on creating a 3 foot wide walkway on each

side.

If you have exactly 520 square feet of wood for the deck, how big should the pool be?

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PROBLEM OF THE DAY

Area of pool and deck – Area of pool = area of deck

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PROBLEM OF THE DAY

Area of pool and deck – Area of pool = area of deck

(x+10)(x+6)-x(x+4)=520 ft2

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PROBLEM OF THE DAY

Area of pool + deck – Area of pool = area of deck

(x+10)(x+6)-x(x+4)=520 ft2

(x+10)(x+6)-x2-4x =520 ft2

x2+16x+60-x2-4x =520 ft2

12x+60=52012x=460

x=38

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PROBLEM OF THE DAY

Area of pool + deck – Area of pool = area of deck

(x+4+6)(x+6)-x(x+4)=520 ft2

(x+10)(x+6)-x2-4x =520 ft2

x2+16x+60-x2-4x =520 ft2

12x+60=52012x=460

x=38W=38 ft, L=42 ft

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PROBLEM OF THE DAY

Home Depot does not have a 38x42 foot pool available. Which of the following available pools is the most logical option?

HDYK???

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Tell me something good

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Do work?


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