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Example Question #4 : How To Multiply Binomials With The Distributive Property
Expand:
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To multiple these binomials, you can use the FOIL method to multiply each of the expressions individually.This will give you
or
.Example Question #31 : Trinomials
Evaluate the following:
To add these two trinomials, you will first begin by combining like terms. You have two terms with
, two terms with , and two terms with no variable. For the two fractions with , you can immediately add because they have common denominators:
Example Question #12 : Understanding Quadratic Equations
Simplify.
Factoring the expression gives
. Values that are in both the numerator and denominator can be cancelled. By cancelling , the expression becomes .Example Question #13 : Understanding Quadratic Equations
Simplfy.
By factoring the equation you get
. Values that are in both the numerator and denominator can be cancelled. Cancelling the values gives .Example Question #14 : Understanding Quadratic Equations
Expand.
By foiling the binomials, multiplying the firsts, then the outers, followed by the inners and lastly the lasts, the expression you get is:
.
However, the expression can not be considered simplified in this state.
Distributing the two and adding like terms gives
.Example Question #15 : Understanding Quadratic Equations
If
, what is the value of ?
Use the FOIL method to simplify the binomial.
Simplify the terms.
Notice that the coefficients can be aligned to the unknown variables. Solve for
and .
The answer is:
Example Question #16 : Understanding Quadratic Equations
Multiply:
Multiply each term of the first trinomial by second trinomial.
Add and combine like-terms.
The answer is:
Example Question #17 : Understanding Quadratic Equations
Simplify the function, if possible:
The expression will need to be rearranged from highest to lowest powers in order to be simplified.
Factor a 2 in the numerator.
Factor the term in parentheses.
Factor the denominator.
Divide the numerator with the denominator.
The expression becomes:
The answer is:
Example Question #18 : Understanding Quadratic Equations
Solve for x:
None of the other answers
The correct answer is
or . The first step of the problem is to cross multiply. This will give the following equation:
After subtracting
from each side the equation looks like:
The expression on the right hand side can be factored into:
Both
and satisfy the above equation and are therefore the correct answers.Example Question #1542 : High School Math
Expand this expression:
Use the FOIL method (First, Outer, Inner, Last):
Put all of these terms together:
Combine like terms:
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