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Multiplying Polynomials
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Part of the solving process for these problems involves multiplying polynomials. Other steps are required as well.
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Interactive resources from our Math Tools project:
Algebra: Polynomials
The closest match in our Ask Dr. Math archives:
High School: Polynomials
NCTM Standards:
Algebra Standard for Grades 9-12
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Factor Bingo
- Steve Risberg
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Algebra, difficulty level 2. You're playing Factor Bingo. Determine what squares on your card you
can cover so far and create a polynomial that will let you win on the
next turn.
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Polynomial Power
- Steve Risberg
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Algebra, difficulty level 3. Given the value of one variable expression, can you use it to find the value of others?
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Polynomial Puzzler
- Steve Risberg
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Algebra, difficulty level 2. Given four polynomials, find an expression that uses each of them
once, involves multiplication, addition and subtraction, and results
in a given binomial when simplified.
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A Product-Plus-1
- Terry Trotter
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Algebra, difficulty level 3. The product of any four consecutive integers, increased by one, is always a square number. Give at least three instances of that statement and prove that this will always occur by finding an algebraic expression for that "square number."
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Three Consecutive Integers
- Annie Fetter
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Algebra, difficulty level 1. Use a variable to explain an interesting relationship that can be found between three consecutive integers.
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Trick-or-Treat Box
- Terry Trotter
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Algebra, difficulty level 1. Harvey and his classmates make trick-or-treat boxes in math class and use a special formula to find the volumes.
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