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UNIT 5 PRACTICE TEST (ANOTHER EXTRA PRACTICE)

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Hyɛ no nsow a efi ɔkyerɛwfo no hɔ:

THIS IS EXTRA PRACTICE FOR UNIT 5. HAS EVERYTHING BUT CHALLENGE PROBLEM.

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THIS IS EXTRA PRACTICE FOR UNIT 5. HAS EVERYTHING BUT CHALLENGE PROBLEM.

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1.

Categorize each item with its matching polynomial type.

4th degree
6th degree
Leading coefficient of 2
Leading coefficient of -9
Polynomials with exactly two terms.
Polynomials with only one term.
Polynomials with exactly three terms.
4th degree
Leading coefficient of -7

Monomial
Trinomial
Binomial

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3.

LT 5D: I can multiply polynomials

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4.

Enter an expression equivalent to:
HINT: STACK THEM VERTICALLY TO HELP YOU SEE IT BETTER
IF THE LETTERS HAVE THE SAME EXPONENT,
order it from alphabets.
SO A FIRST THEN B.
X then Y

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5.

Directions: Find the product. use any method!
BONUS CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT THIS IS CALLED?
THIS IS A PERFECT SQUARE

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6.

Directions: Find the product of the following polynomials. use any method!
THIS IS CALLED A DIFFERENCE OF SQUARES.
WHEN YOU SEE THE ALMOST SAME EXACT EXPRESSION
NOTICE THE DIFFERENCE IS ONLY A PLUS AND A MINUS
this means that their will always be a PAIR that cancels out (if you show your work you will see what I mean)