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Page 1: Algebraic Extensions of Order of Operations to Polynomials

Algebraic Extensions of Order of

Operations

to Polynomials

Page 2: Algebraic Extensions of Order of Operations to Polynomials

Purpose:

1.) Introduce algebraic expressions and their meaning.

2.) Evaluate algebraic expressions.

3.) Introduce polynomials.

4.) Learn the vocabulary of polynomials.

Page 3: Algebraic Extensions of Order of Operations to Polynomials

Algebraic expressions – are expressions involving variable, constant or a combination of variable and constant.

Page 4: Algebraic Extensions of Order of Operations to Polynomials

TABLE 1 (Values of Expressions)

Expression/x 1 2 3 4 5

x + 5 8

7x 14

7x + 5

x2+ 7x + 5

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TABLE 1 (Values of Expressions) - Answers

Expression/x 1 2 3 4 5

x + 5 6 7 8 9 10

7x 7 14 21 28 35

7x + 5 12 19 26 33 40

x2+ 7x + 5 13 23 35 49 65

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TABLE 2 (Operations on x in Expressions)

Expression Operations in xx + 5 Add 5

7x7x + 5

x2 + 7x + 54x - 34x3

3x2 + 4

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TABLE 2 (Operations on x in Expressions)- Answers

Expression Operations in xx + 5 Add 5

7x Multiply by 7

7x + 5 Multiply by 7, add 5 to the product

x2 + 7x + 5Square input, multiply input by 7, add the square and the product, add 5 to

the sum

4x - 3 Multiply by 4, subtract 3 from the product

4x3 Cube input, multiply the cube by 4

3x2 + 4 Square input, multiply the square by 3, add 4 to the product.

Page 8: Algebraic Extensions of Order of Operations to Polynomials

Draw a relationship machine for each of the following expressions:

a. 7x + 5

Page 9: Algebraic Extensions of Order of Operations to Polynomials

Draw a relationship machine for each of the following expressions:

a. 7x + 5x

Multiply by 7Add 5 to the product

7x + 5

Page 10: Algebraic Extensions of Order of Operations to Polynomials

Draw a relationship machine for each of the following expressions:

b. 3x2 + 4

Page 11: Algebraic Extensions of Order of Operations to Polynomials

Draw a relationship machine for each of the following expressions:

b. 3x2 + 4x

Square inputMultiply square by 3Add 4 to the product

3x2 + 4

Page 12: Algebraic Extensions of Order of Operations to Polynomials

Draw a relationship machine for each of the following expressions:

c. 4x – 3

Page 13: Algebraic Extensions of Order of Operations to Polynomials

Draw a relationship machine for each of the following expressions:

c. 4x – 3x

Multiply by 4Subtract 3 from the product

4x – 3

Page 14: Algebraic Extensions of Order of Operations to Polynomials

Draw a relationship machine for each of the following expressions:

d. 5x2 + 8

Page 15: Algebraic Extensions of Order of Operations to Polynomials

Draw a relationship machine for each of the following expressions:

d. 5x2 + 8x

Square inputMultiply square by 5Add 8 to the product

5x2 + 8

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Vocabulary of Polynomials

A polynomial is a mathematical expression consisting of a sum of polynomial terms.

A polynomial term is a constant or a product of a constant and one or more variables raised to positive integral power.

A constant is a number. For example 5 is a constant, but x and 5x are not constants.

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Vocabulary of Polynomials

A monomial is a polynomial with exactly one term.

A binomial is a polynomial with exactly two terms.

A trinomial is a polynomial with exactly three terms.

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Vocabulary of Polynomials

A numerical coefficient of a term is the constant factor of the term.

A constant term in a polynomial is the term that contains no variables. If there is no such term, then the constant term is 0.

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Vocabulary of Polynomials

A linear polynomial with only one variable is a polynomial in which the highest power on the variable is one. The one is often implied than written.

A quadratic polynomial with only one variable is a polynomial in which the highest power on the variable is two.

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Vocabulary of Polynomials

The degree of the polynomial with only one variable is the highest power on the variable.

Linear polynomials have a degree of 1.

Quadratic polynomials have a degree of 2.

Page 21: Algebraic Extensions of Order of Operations to Polynomials

Direction: Write YES if it is an algebraic expression or a polynomial and NO if it is

not.

Given Algebraic Expression Polynomial

1.) 4

2.)

3.) 4x +

4.) twice x

5.)

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Direction: Write YES if it is an algebraic expression or a polynomial and NO if it is not. -

Answers

Given Algebraic Expression Polynomial

1.) YES NO

2.) YES NO

3.) 4x + YES YES

4.) twice x NO NO

5.) YES NO