#21 Introduction to Polynomials Due 10/23/20

Introduction to Polynomials Due 10/23/20

Monday 10/19/20 

Essential Question: What are polynomial expressions, and how do you simplify them?

Learning Objective: Students will be able to recognize different parts of polynomials and combine them together using addition, subtraction, and multiplication.

Show your work for credit.

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Graphic Organizer: Polynomial Basics

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Graphic Organizer: Types of Polynomials

Please watch the video below to get started with the lesson.↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓

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Did you watch the video?

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What are the three basic parts of all polynomials? (Use the graphic organizer to help you answer.)

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What is one example of something that is not a polynomial? (Use the graphic organizer to help you answer.)

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What math operations are used to separate terms? Hint: there are only two mathematical operations. (Use the graphic organizer to help you answer.)

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Classify the polynomial below based on the number of terms.

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Classify the polynomial below based on its degree.

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Classify the polynomial below based on the number of terms.

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Classify the polynomial below based on its degree.

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Classify the polynomial below based on the number of terms.

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Classify the polynomial below based on its degree.

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Classify the polynomial below based on the number of terms.

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Classify the polynomial below based on its degree.

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Find the degree of the monomial below.

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Classify the polynomial below based on the number of terms. Hint: Check the notes or watch the video above.

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Find the degree of the monomial below. (Hint: add the exponents together.)

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Find the degree of the polynomial below. (Hint what is the highest exponent?)

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How many terms does this polynomial have?

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Find the degree of the polynomial below. (Hint what is the highest exponent?)

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When we are talking about polynomials, what does the word term refer to?

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When we are talking about polynomials, what does the word degree refer to?

Tuesday 10/20/20
Combining Polynomials

Please watch the video below to learn about combining polynomials.↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓

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Did you?

Here is a shorter clip to help you add polynomials.

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Guided Practice:
Find the sum of these polynomials. (Add them)

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Find the sum of these polynomials. (Add them)

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Find the sum of these polynomials. (Add them)

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Find the sum of these polynomials. (Add them)

Here is a shorter clip to help you subtract polynomials.

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Guided Practice:
Find the difference between these polynomials. (subtract them)

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Find the difference between these polynomials. (subtract them)

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Find the difference between these polynomials. (subtract them)

Review

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Simplify the expression below using the properties of exponents. Write your answer using positive exponents.

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Simplify the expression below using the properties of exponents. Write your answer using positive exponents.

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Simplify the expression below using the properties of exponents. Write your answer using positive exponents.

Wednesday 10/21/20 

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Guided Practice:

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Guided Practice:

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Find the Product:

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Find the Product:

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Find the Product:

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Find the Product:

Thursday 10/22/20
 Multiplying Binomial X Binomial

Tutorial Video 
Box Method for multiplying polynomials

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Guided Practice:
Find the Product

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Guided Practice:
Find the Product

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Find the Product

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Find the Product

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Find the Product

Tutorial Video 
Box Method for multiplying polynomials

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Find the Product

Review Concepts

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Find the sum of these polynomials. (Add them)

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#21 Introduction to Polynomials Due 10/23/20

Introduction to Polynomials Due 10/23/20

Monday 10/19/20

Essential Question: What are polynomial expressions, and how do you simplify them?

Learning Objective: Students will be able to recognize different parts of polynomials and combine them together using addition, subtraction, and multiplication.

Show your work for credit.

Graphic Organizer: Polynomial Basics

Graphic Organizer: Polynomial Basics

Graphic Organizer: Types of Polynomials

Graphic Organizer: Types of Polynomials

Please watch the video below to get started with the lesson.↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓

↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑

Did you watch the video?

What are the three basic parts of all polynomials? (Use the graphic organizer to help you answer.)

What are the three basic parts of all polynomials? (Use the graphic organizer to help you answer.)

What is one example of something that is not a polynomial? (Use the graphic organizer to help you answer.)

What is one example of something that is not a polynomial? (Use the graphic organizer to help you answer.)

What math operations are used to separate terms? Hint: there are only two mathematical operations. (Use the graphic organizer to help you answer.)

What math operations are used to separate terms? Hint: there are only two mathematical operations. (Use the graphic organizer to help you answer.)

Classify the polynomial below based on the number of terms.

Classify the polynomial below based on its degree.

Classify the polynomial below based on the number of terms.

Classify the polynomial below based on its degree.

Classify the polynomial below based on the number of terms.

Classify the polynomial below based on its degree.

Classify the polynomial below based on the number of terms.

Classify the polynomial below based on its degree.

Find the degree of the monomial below.

Classify the polynomial below based on the number of terms. Hint: Check the notes or watch the video above.

Find the degree of the monomial below. (Hint: add the exponents together.)

Find the degree of the polynomial below. (Hint what is the highest exponent?)

How many terms does this polynomial have?

How many terms does this polynomial have?

Find the degree of the polynomial below. (Hint what is the highest exponent?)

When we are talking about polynomials, what does the word term refer to?

When we are talking about polynomials, what does the word degree refer to?

Tuesday 10/20/20

Combining Polynomials

Please watch the video below to learn about combining polynomials.↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓

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Did you?

Here is a shorter clip to help you add polynomials.

Guided Practice:Find the sum of these polynomials. (Add them)

Guided Practice:

Find the sum of these polynomials. (Add them)

Find the sum of these polynomials. (Add them)

Find the sum of these polynomials. (Add them)

Here is a shorter clip to help you subtract polynomials.

Guided Practice:Find the difference between these polynomials. (subtract them)

Guided Practice:

Find the difference between these polynomials. (subtract them)

Find the difference between these polynomials. (subtract them)

Review

Simplify the expression below using the properties of exponents. Write your answer using positive exponents.

Simplify the expression below using the properties of exponents. Write your answer using positive exponents.

Simplify the expression below using the properties of exponents. Write your answer using positive exponents.

Simplify the expression below using the properties of exponents. Write your answer using positive exponents.

Simplify the expression below using the properties of exponents. Write your answer using positive exponents.

Simplify the expression below using the properties of exponents. Write your answer using positive exponents.

Wednesday 10/21/20

Guided Practice:

Guided Practice:

Guided Practice:

Guided Practice:

Find the Product:

Find the Product:

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Find the Product:

Thursday 10/22/20

Multiplying Binomial X Binomial

Tutorial Video

Box Method for multiplying polynomials

Guided Practice:Find the Product

Guided Practice:

Find the Product

Guided Practice:
Find the sum of these polynomials. (Add them)

Guided Practice:
Find the difference between these polynomials. (subtract them)

Guided Practice:
Find the Product

Guided Practice:
Find the Product

Guided Practice:
Find the sum of these polynomials. (Add them)