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This document discusses exponents, polynomials, and factoring. It defines exponents as the number of times a factor is present in a product. Polynomials are algebraic expressions with variables and constant numbers that have terms, coefficients, degree, and constant and leading terms. Factoring involves finding the greatest common factor and largest exponent to take out of an equation. Examples show factoring by taking out common factors and using the grouping method.
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- 1. Exponents, Polynomials, and Factoring By: Christina Blunden
- 2. Exponents An exponent is the number of times a factor is present in a product.
- 3. Exponents a n This is an example of a number with an exponent. Base: In this example the base is letter a. Exponent: In this example the exponent is letter n.
- 4. Exponents 8 represents 8x8x8 which 3 equals 512 Any number with an exponent of zero is 1. EX: 5 0 = 1, 3 0 =1
- 5. Exponents For the following questions give the answer. 5 3 7 5 9 0
- 6. Exponents Answers to previous questions: 5 3= 5x5x5 = 125 7 5= 7x7x7x7x7 = 16807 9 0= 1
- 7. Polynomials Polynomials are algebraic expressions that have variables as well as constant numbers. Ex: 3x 3+4x2-2x+5
- 8. Polynomials 3x3+4x2-2x+5 Coefficients: The real numbers in front of the variable. Ex: 3,4,-2,5 Terms: The parts separated by the plus and minus signs. Ex: 3x3,4x2,-2x,5 Leading Coefficient: The first number in the polynomial. Ex: 3
- 9. Polynomials 3x3+4x2-2x+5 Constant Term: The number without the variable. Ex: 5 Degree: The degree of the polynomial is the highest exponent. Ex: the degree of this polynomial is 3 Descending Order: The exponents decrease from right to left when written in order. Ex: 3,2,1,0
- 10. Polynomials Find the terms for each question below. 5x3-4x2+9x+7 -7z5+2z4-5z3-8z2+3z-4
- 11. Polynomials Answers to previous questions. Find the terms 5x3-4x2+9x+7 The terms for this polynomial are 5x3, -4x2, 9x, 7 -7z5+2z4-5z3-8z2+3z-4 The terms for this polynomial are -7z5, 2z4, -5z3, -8z2, 3z, -4
- 12. Polynomials Find the degree of each polynomial listed. 5x3-4x2+9x+7 -7z5+2z4-5z3-8z2+3z-4
- 13. Polynomials Answers to the previous slide. Find the Degree 5x3-4x2+9x+7 The degree of this polynomial is 3 -7z5+2z4-5z3-8z2+3z-4 The degree of this polynomial is 5
- 14. Factoring When factoring find the greatest common factor and the largest exponent to take out of the equation. Take out the largest common factor.
- 15. Factoring Factor this equation: 15+10x-5x2 5(3+2x-x2)
- 16. Factoring Factor this equation: 12x2y2-20x3y 4x2y(3y-5x)
- 17. Factoring Factoring by Grouping:Some polynomials have common binomial factors that can be removed in this process
- 18. Factoring Factor this by grouping: x3+3x2-5x-15 (x3+3x2)+(-5x-15) x2(x+3) - 5(x+3) (x+3)(x2-5)
- 19. Works Cited All information and examples from College Algebra Graphs and Models Fourth Edition Authors: Bittinger, Beecher, Ellenbogen, Penna
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