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Aim: How do we multiply monomials with polynomials? Do Now:

Agenda Do Now Homework Check Review of Friday’s lesson Lesson Practice

Homework# 4 due Wednesday 9/18

Homework Check

Do Now

Review

On Friday we learned:

Practice together!

Another one!

Last one!

Independent Practice

Monomial times a polynomial For multiplying a monomial with a polynomial, use the distributive property. (5x 3 )(4x + 6x 2 ) 1)Distribute (multiply) the number outside the parentheses to the first term.

(5x 3 )(4x + 6x 2 ) 2) Add a plus sign. 3) Multiply the term in front of the parentheses with the second term.

(5x 3 )(4x + 6x 2 ) 4) Now we are multiplying monomials!

Let’s try together! 3x 2 (2x +3)

One more!

Try on your own! 1.9x(5x +3) 2.3x(x 4 – 4) 3.x( x 3 + 3) 4.3x(x 4 – 4y) 5.x( xy 3 + 3y)

1.9x(5x +3) 2.3x(x 4 – 4) 3.x( x 3 + 3) 4. 3x(x 4 – 4y) 5.x( xy 3 + 3y)

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