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Classifying Polynomials

This document discusses classifying and manipulating polynomials. It defines polynomials as expressions with two or more terms and classifies them by the number of terms as monomial, binomial, or trinomial. Polynomials are also classified by degree, which is the largest exponent of the variable. The document provides examples of these classifications and has students complete tables, add, subtract, and multiply polynomials.

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Classifying Polynomials

This document discusses classifying and manipulating polynomials. It defines polynomials as expressions with two or more terms and classifies them by the number of terms as monomial, binomial, or trinomial. Polynomials are also classified by degree, which is the largest exponent of the variable. The document provides examples of these classifications and has students complete tables, add, subtract, and multiply polynomials.

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Algebra ​CHAPTER 10.

1 P​ OLYNOMIALS
Name ______________________________________
Period ______ Date ___________________________

Classifying Polynomials
Polynomials can be classified (named) by the ​number of terms​.
Polynomial Number of terms Name

​ terms ​binomial
​ x​ ​- 2
3​x ​2 ​1 term ​monomial 85
1094 ​xx ​2 ​- - ​3 terms ​trinomial
Polynomials can also be classified by the ​degree ​(largest exponent of
the variable).
Polynomial Degree Name
–24 ​0 degree ​(no power of ​x ​) ​constant
​ ​degree ​(​x ​to the 1​st ​power) ​linear
82 ​x -​ ​1st
​ ​degree ​( ​x 2​​ ) ​quadratic
73 ​x ​2 ​- ​2nd
​ ​degree ​( ​x 3​​ ) ​cubic
12 ​x ​3 ​+ 10 ​3rd
DIRECTIONS: ​Complete the table below.
Number
Polynomial Standard Form Degree ​
Name
of Terms ​

​ ​3 ​quadratic trinomial
1. ​973 - ​xx ​- 2​ ​- 379 ​xx 2​ ​- + ​2nd
2. ​65 - ​x 3​ ​3. ​4-
4. ​- ​x​510 + ​5. ​628 ​x ​- - ​x 3​ ​DIRECTIONS: ​Add ​the polynomials. Write the answer in
standard form.
6. ​12()1085( ​xx ​2 ​+ - + - - ​xx ​+ )3 2​ ​7. ​8( ​xx ​-
3​
+ 97()94 - ​x 2​ ​+ ​xx ​3 ​+ 2​ ​- )810 - ​x
DIRECTIONS: ​Subtract ​the polynomials (​add the opposite​). Write the answer in
standard form.
8. ​12()849( ​xx 2​ ​- + - ​xx 2​ ​- )36 - 9 ​ . ​)358()782( ​xx -​ 3​ ​+ - ​x 2​ ​- + ​xx ​- 3​
_______________________________ ____________________________________
_______________________________ ____________________________________
10.1 ​Adding and Subtracting Polynomials
​ 24 ​xx 2​ ​- + ​) +​ ​( x​ x 2​ ​+ ​)​23 - 2​ . ​( )​522824 ​xx 2​ ​- + ​) +​ ​( x​ x ​2 ​+ - ​3.​( 5​ ​xx 2​ ​- + 5 ​)
1. ​( 8

+ ​( x​ x 2​ ​+ - ​)​5 ​4. ​( 4 (​ )​ (​ )​
​ 33 ​xx 2​ ​- + ​) ​+ ​( x​ x 2​ ​+ ​)​63 - ​5. ​ 322 ​xx ​2 ​- + ​ - ​ xx ​2 ​+ ​ 55 - ​6.​ (
)​ (​ )​ ( )​162146 ​xx ​ - + ​) ​- ​( ​xx ​ + - ​8. ​( )​225226 x​ x ​ - + ​)
842 ​xx 2​ ​- + ​ - ​ xx 2​ ​+ ​ 13 - ​7. ​ 2​ 2​ 2​

(​
- ​ xx 2​ ​+ - ​9.​( ​11231157 ​xx ​ - + ​) ​- ​( ​xx ​ + - ​) ​10.​( ​21087 ​xx ​ - + ​) ​- ​( ​xx ​ + + 10 ​)
2​ 2​ 2​ 2​

11. State the degree of the monomial ​7​x

4​12. ​2 ​xx

​ ​ + ​)5​ the
( Find 3​
​ product of

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