Welcome to Algebra I. Today I will introduce you some basic ideas about polynomial. You will be able...

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Introduction to Polynomials

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Welcome to Algebra I. Today I will introduce you some basic ideas about polynomial. You will be able to recognize polynomials and do some basic calculations about polynomials after our lesson.

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Our lesson consists of 4 parts:

Introduction to polynomial

Addition & subtraction of polynomials

Multiplication & division of monomials

QUIZ

1. 3.

2. 4.

Proceed in order

QUIZ 3

QUIZ 2

QUIZ 1

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What is a POLYNOMIAL Exactly ?

First,

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Definition: In mathematics, a polynomial is an expression

consisting of variables and coefficients, that involves only the operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and non-negative integer exponents.

Here is the answer:

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Um… it seems quite abstract and useless, isn’t it?

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So, Why do we need to learn polynomial?

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Well, Let’s watch a short video

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LcSTV6n0Ac

No matter you want to be in

engineering, business,

science, education etc. in

the future, polynomial will

be useful for you.

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Now let’s come back to polynomial

The definition might be a little bit confusing so let’s take a look at a couple of examples.

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2x²+1 5y³+3y²-5 4z²+z x³y²+2x²y-5x+6

Examples

Can you relate each part of the examples to the definition of polynomial?

Now just think:

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Definition: In mathematics, a polynomial is an expression

consisting of variables and coefficients, that involves only the operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and non-negative integer exponents.

x³y²+2x²y-5x+6

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There is a special kind of polynomial called monomial which only has one term and does not involve any addition and subtraction.

Example:• 3x²y• 2x³• 5x²yz³

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Which one of the following is a polynomial?

Question 1

A. 2/3x3 - 3x2 + 5y

B. 2x½ + x2y

C. x3 - 2x-2 + y

D. 2x3 - 2x/y

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Which one of the following is NOT a polynomial?

Question 2

A. x2 + xy + 5y

B. 2x3 - 3y

C. 2x3 - 2x2 + 3xy-²

D. x³ + xy + 1/3y

GOOD JOB

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Now you just had a brief understanding of what a polynomial exactly is. So let’s keep on moving!

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What we already know?

• Addition Example: 5+6=11

• Subtraction Example: 34-12=22

Addition & Subtraction of polynomials

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To add polynomials we simply add any like terms together

Like terms are terms whose variables (and their exponents) are the same.

Note: the coefficients can be different

Example: 3x³y² and 5x³y² are like terms

How do we approach this to polynomials?

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When we add the like terms, we add the coefficients of the like terms and leave the variables (and their exponents) unchanged.

Example: • 3x³y² + 5x³y² = (3+5)x³y² = 8x³y²

• (3x³y²+2xy²+5) + (3x²y+4xy²+3)

=3x³y²+3x²y+(2+4)xy²+(5+3)

=3x³y²+3x²y+6xy²+8

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The strategy for subtraction is similar

Example:

• (3x³y²+2xy²+5) - (3x²y+4xy²+3)

=3x³y²+3x²y+(2-4)xy²+(5-3)

=3x³y²+3x²y-2xy²+2

Proceed to quiz 2

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Add the polynomials (3x2 - 6x + xy), (2x3 - 5x2 -3y) and (7x + 8y)

Question 1

A. 2x3 - 8x2 + x + xy + 5y

B. 2x3 - 2x2 + x + xy - 5y

C. 2x3 - 2x2 - x + xy + 5y

D. 2x3 - 2x2 + x + xy + 5y

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Subtract (-3x2 + 5y - 4xy + y²) from (2x2 - 4y + 7xy - 6y²)

Question 2

A. -5x2 + 9y - 11xy + 7y2

B. 5x2 - 9y + 11xy - 7y2

C. -x2 + y + 3xy - 5y2

D. -x2 - 9y + 11xy - 7y2

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If P = 5x4 - 2x2  + 4x - 3 and Q = 5x4 + 3x3 - 4x + 3, what is P - Q?

Question 3

A. -3x3 - 5x2  + 8x  - 6

B. -3x3 - 2x2  + 8x  - 6

C. -3x3 + 2x2  + 8x  - 6

D. -3x3 - 2x2

GOOD JOB

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What we already know?

• Multiplication Example: 2x4=2¹x2²=2³=8

• Division Example: 27÷3=3³÷3¹=3²=9

Multiplication & Division of monomials

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To multiply monomials we multiply the coefficients of the monomials and add the exponents of each unknown of the variables.

Example:• 2y·x³y = 2y¹·x³y¹ = 2x³y²• 2xy²·3x²y = 2x¹y²·3x²y¹ = 6x³y³

Note: The result of multiplication of monomials must be a monomial.

Multiplication

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The strategy for Division is similar to multiplication. We divide the coefficients of the monomials and subtract the exponents of each unknown of the variables

Example:• 2x³y÷y = 2x³y¹÷y¹ = x³yº = x³• 2x³y²÷3x²y = 2x³y²÷3x²y¹ = 2/3xy

Note: The result of division of monomials does NOT have to be a polynomial.

Division

Proceed to quiz 3

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Multiply (2x²y) with (3xy³)

Question 1

A. 5x²y³

B. 5x3y4

C. 6x3y4

D. 2x³+3y4

 

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Divide (5x²y4) by (2xy)

Question 2

A. 3xy³

B. 5/2xy³

C. 10x3y5

D. 5/2x²y4

 

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Divide (3x²y4) by (5x³y³)

Question 3

A. 3/5x-1y4/3

B. 5/3xy

C. 3/5xy

D. 3/5x-1y

 

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Congratulations! You have already finished the lesson. Now you can go back to review the lesson and retake the quiz if you didn’t do well.

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