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This document provides examples of multiplying monomials by binomials. It shows the step-by-step work for multiplying terms like 3(x+5), -4(x-6), 5x(4x+7), and -2x(3x-4). The document demonstrates that to multiply a monomial by a binomial, one should multiply the monomial by each term of the binomial. It then lists additional practice problems for the student to work through independently.
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- 1. Centro: Instituto Nacional de Jalapa Docente: Denis Gonzales Grado: 9no Año: 2021 Centro: Instituto Nacional de Jalapa Docente: Denis Gonzales Grado: 9no Año: 2021 Contenido: Multiplicación de monomio por binomio Ejemplos resueltos Realice la siguiente multiplicaciones (3)(x)+(3)(5) = 3x+15 b) -4(x-6) = (-4)(x)+(-4)(-6) = -4x+24 a) 3(x+5) Multiplique el numero 3 por cada elemento del binomio Multiplique el numero -4 por cada elemento del binomio c) 5x(4x+7) = (5x)(4x)+(5x)(7) =20𝑥2 + 35𝑥 d) -2x(3x-4) = (-2x)(3x)+(-2x)(-4) =−6𝑥2 + 8𝑥 Multiplique el numero -2x por cada elemento del binomio Multiplique el numero 5x por cada elemento del binomio
- 2. a) 3(x+5) b) 4(x+6) c) 2(x-1) d) 4x(4x-4) e) 2x(x+5) f) 4x(x+6) g) 7x(x-1) h) -4x(4x-9) i) -7(x+5) j) -4(x-6) k) 2x(x-11) l) 4x(-5x-2) Trabajo independiente Pon en practica lo aprendido y resuelve los siguientes ejercicios