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1 Adding and Subtracting Polynomials
Section 5.4 Adding and Subtracting Polynomials

2 5.4 Lecture Guide: Adding and Subtracting Polynomials
Objective 1: Use the terminology associated with polynomials. Monomials Polynomials Verbally A monomial is a real number, a variable, or a product of real numbers and variables with _______________ number exponents. A polynomial is a monomial or a sum of a finite number of _______________. Algebraic Examples – 5, , x, A, 5x, 7xy and are monomials. and are polynomials. is a polynomial.

3 A binomial is a polynomial containing _______________ terms.
Trinomial Verbally A binomial is a polynomial containing _______________ terms. A trinomial is a polynomial containing _______________ terms. Algebraic Examples

4 Degree of a Monomial The degree of a monomial is the sum of the _______________ for all the variables in this term. A nonzero constant is understood to have degree _______________ with exponent , but no degree is assigned to the monomial 0.

5 1. Determine whether each expression is a monomial. If the
expression is a monomial, give its coefficient and the degree of each monomial. (a) (b) (c) (d) Monomial? Yes / No Coefficient: ______ Degree: ______

6 2. Determine whether each expression is a polynomial.
Classify each polynomial according to the number of terms it contains. (a) (b) (c) (d) Polynomial? Yes / No Classification: ____________

7 Standard Form of a Polynomial
A polynomial is in standard form if (1) the variables in each term are written in ____________ order and (2) the terms are arranged in ____________ powers of the first variable. Degree of a Polynomial The degree of a polynomial is the same as the degree of the term with the ____________ degree. To find this highest degree, examine each term individually---do not sum the degrees of the terms.

8 3. Write each polynomial in standard form, and give the
degree of each polynomial. (a) Standard form: Degree:

9 3. Write each polynomial in standard form, and give the
degree of each polynomial. (b) Standard form: Degree:

10 3. Write each polynomial in standard form, and give the
degree of each polynomial. (c) Standard form: Degree:

11 Objective 2: Add and subtract polynomials.
When adding or subtracting polynomials, remember to use the __________________ property to remove any grouping symbols and then add like terms. Remember that like terms have exactly the same ________ factors.

12 Identify each pair of terms as like or unlike.
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13 Determine the sum or difference and write the result in standard form.
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14 Determine the sum or difference and write the result in standard form.
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15 Determine the sum or difference and write the result in standard form.
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16 Determine the sum or difference and write the result in standard form.
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17 Determine the sum or difference and write the result in standard form.
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18 Determine the sum or difference and write the result in standard form.
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19 Determine the sum or difference and write the result in standard form.
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20 Determine the sum or difference and write the result in standard form.
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21 14. The profit in dollars made by selling x units is given
by the polynomial Evaluate and interpret each expression. (a) Evaluate Interpret

22 14. The profit in dollars made by selling x units is given
by the polynomial Evaluate and interpret each expression. (b) Evaluate Interpret

23 14. The profit in dollars made by selling x units is given
by the polynomial Evaluate and interpret each expression. (c) Evaluate Interpret

24 15. Write a polynomial for the perimeter of the polygon.


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