How to multiply a monomial by a polynomial - SAT Math

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Evaluate:

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Distribute the monomial through each term inside the parentheses.

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Multiply:

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Distribute the monomial through the polynomial.

The answer is:

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Multiply the monomials: $6x \times 4x^2$

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In order to multiply this, we can simply multiply the coefficients together and the variables together. Anytime we multiply a variable of the same base, we can add the exponents.

$6x \times 4x^2 = (6\cdot 4) (x^1\cdot x^2)$

Simplify the right side.

$(6\cdot 4) (x^1\cdot x^2) = 24(x^{1+2})= 24x^3$

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Distribute:

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Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

$4ab\cdot3a+4ab\cdot(-5b)+4ab\cdot1$

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Evaluate:

Answer

Distribute the monomial through each term inside the parentheses.

Compare your answer with the correct one above

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Multiply:

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Distribute the monomial through the polynomial.

The answer is:

Compare your answer with the correct one above

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Multiply the monomials: $6x \times 4x^2$

Answer

In order to multiply this, we can simply multiply the coefficients together and the variables together. Anytime we multiply a variable of the same base, we can add the exponents.

$6x \times 4x^2 = (6\cdot 4) (x^1\cdot x^2)$

Simplify the right side.

$(6\cdot 4) (x^1\cdot x^2) = 24(x^{1+2})= 24x^3$

The answer is:

Compare your answer with the correct one above

Question

Distribute:

Answer

Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

$4ab\cdot3a+4ab\cdot(-5b)+4ab\cdot1$

Compare your answer with the correct one above

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Evaluate:

Answer

Distribute the monomial through each term inside the parentheses.

Compare your answer with the correct one above

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Multiply:

Answer

Distribute the monomial through the polynomial.

The answer is:

Compare your answer with the correct one above

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Multiply the monomials: $6x \times 4x^2$

Answer

In order to multiply this, we can simply multiply the coefficients together and the variables together. Anytime we multiply a variable of the same base, we can add the exponents.

$6x \times 4x^2 = (6\cdot 4) (x^1\cdot x^2)$

Simplify the right side.

$(6\cdot 4) (x^1\cdot x^2) = 24(x^{1+2})= 24x^3$

The answer is:

Compare your answer with the correct one above

Question

Distribute:

Answer

Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

$4ab\cdot3a+4ab\cdot(-5b)+4ab\cdot1$

Compare your answer with the correct one above

Question

Evaluate:

Answer

Distribute the monomial through each term inside the parentheses.

Compare your answer with the correct one above

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Multiply:

Answer

Distribute the monomial through the polynomial.

The answer is:

Compare your answer with the correct one above

Question

Multiply the monomials: $6x \times 4x^2$

Answer

In order to multiply this, we can simply multiply the coefficients together and the variables together. Anytime we multiply a variable of the same base, we can add the exponents.

$6x \times 4x^2 = (6\cdot 4) (x^1\cdot x^2)$

Simplify the right side.

$(6\cdot 4) (x^1\cdot x^2) = 24(x^{1+2})= 24x^3$

The answer is:

Compare your answer with the correct one above

Question

Distribute:

Answer

Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

$4ab\cdot3a+4ab\cdot(-5b)+4ab\cdot1$

Compare your answer with the correct one above

Question

Evaluate:

Answer

Distribute the monomial through each term inside the parentheses.

Compare your answer with the correct one above

Question

Multiply:

Answer

Distribute the monomial through the polynomial.

The answer is:

Compare your answer with the correct one above

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Multiply the monomials: $6x \times 4x^2$

Answer

In order to multiply this, we can simply multiply the coefficients together and the variables together. Anytime we multiply a variable of the same base, we can add the exponents.

$6x \times 4x^2 = (6\cdot 4) (x^1\cdot x^2)$

Simplify the right side.

$(6\cdot 4) (x^1\cdot x^2) = 24(x^{1+2})= 24x^3$

The answer is:

Compare your answer with the correct one above

Question

Distribute:

Answer

Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

$4ab\cdot3a+4ab\cdot(-5b)+4ab\cdot1$

Compare your answer with the correct one above

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How to multiply a monomial by a polynomial - SAT Math

Evaluate:

Distribute the monomial through each term inside the parentheses.

Multiply:

Distribute the monomial through the polynomial. The answer is:

Multiply the monomials:

In order to multiply this, we can simply multiply the coefficients together and the variables together. Anytime we multiply a variable of the same base, we can add the exponents. Simplify the right side. The answer is:

Distribute:

Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

Evaluate:

Distribute the monomial through each term inside the parentheses.

Multiply:

Distribute the monomial through the polynomial. The answer is:

Multiply the monomials:

In order to multiply this, we can simply multiply the coefficients together and the variables together. Anytime we multiply a variable of the same base, we can add the exponents. Simplify the right side. The answer is:

Distribute:

Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

Evaluate:

Distribute the monomial through each term inside the parentheses.

Multiply:

Distribute the monomial through the polynomial. The answer is:

Multiply the monomials:

In order to multiply this, we can simply multiply the coefficients together and the variables together. Anytime we multiply a variable of the same base, we can add the exponents. Simplify the right side. The answer is:

Distribute:

Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

Evaluate:

Distribute the monomial through each term inside the parentheses.

Multiply:

Distribute the monomial through the polynomial. The answer is:

Multiply the monomials:

In order to multiply this, we can simply multiply the coefficients together and the variables together. Anytime we multiply a variable of the same base, we can add the exponents. Simplify the right side. The answer is:

Distribute:

Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

Evaluate:

Distribute the monomial through each term inside the parentheses.

Multiply:

Distribute the monomial through the polynomial. The answer is:

Multiply the monomials:

In order to multiply this, we can simply multiply the coefficients together and the variables together. Anytime we multiply a variable of the same base, we can add the exponents. Simplify the right side. The answer is:

Distribute:

Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

Distribute the monomial through the polynomial.

The answer is:

Multiply the monomials: $6x \times 4x^2$

Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

$4ab\cdot3a+4ab\cdot(-5b)+4ab\cdot1$

Distribute the monomial through the polynomial.

The answer is:

Multiply the monomials: $6x \times 4x^2$

Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

$4ab\cdot3a+4ab\cdot(-5b)+4ab\cdot1$

Distribute the monomial through the polynomial.

The answer is:

Multiply the monomials: $6x \times 4x^2$

Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

$4ab\cdot3a+4ab\cdot(-5b)+4ab\cdot1$

Distribute the monomial through the polynomial.

The answer is:

Multiply the monomials: $6x \times 4x^2$

Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

$4ab\cdot3a+4ab\cdot(-5b)+4ab\cdot1$

Distribute the monomial through the polynomial.

The answer is:

Multiply the monomials: $6x \times 4x^2$

Distribute the monomial to each part of the polynomial, paying careful attention to signs:

$4ab\cdot3a+4ab\cdot(-5b)+4ab\cdot1$