November 3, 2010

Products of Polynomials (CA SS: 10.0)

p.242 (7-15:odd, 21-35:odd)
ALT/GATE: p.243 (55-73:odd)

Who will be attending the D.C. meeting?

27 comments:

KathyS. Per.2 said...

I might!!!!! It depends on my mom though. :(

KatieR. Per.6 said...

I might also. Depends on what my dads doing that day.

MatteoMTAPer.4 said...

November 3,2010
Today in class we talked a bout the products of polynomials. That is what it is called when you multiply monomials, binomials, trinomials... together. Mr. Gerson taught us two ways to make the multiplication easier. One was Binomial Bob and the other was AMOM. AMOM stands for area model of multiplication.

exp.

a) 4x(2x+4)=8x^2+16x

c) 5s(8t^4-4s^2-9t-11)=40st^4-20s^3-45st-55s

KoriKutschPer.4 said...
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KoriKutschPer.4 said...

Journal Entry:
Today in class we learned how to multiply polynomials, by using diffrent methods. Some of the methods included; A.M.O.M ( Area monomial of multiplication), Binomial Bob, and the distributive property. However, we can not use the F-Word method to solve these equations.
Examples:
4x(2x+4)= 8x^2+16x
(x+3)(x+4)= x^2+7x+12

Paula H said...

@ Mr. Gerson, could I go on the trip next year instead of this year when I'm in 8th grade??

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Anonymous said...

@ paula
he might not go to the trip to that place.

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Journal Entry:
Today we learned about Polynomials. This time, we learned how to multiply them together to get a product. The two methods you can use while multiplying Polynomials are the Chart method and the Bob method. It really helps you solve the problems accurately and quickly!

MarcusB. per.6 said...

Hey!!!What happened to my comment???!!!

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Journal Entry 11/03/10
Eiley Ikeda Per. 5
Today in class we learned how to multiply polinomials together and get a product. There were 3 ways to do this; the distributive property, the chart method and the Binomial Bob.
We learned that the most important steps when we find the product is to look at the:
1)signs
2)numerals
3)varibales
e.g.
(x+3)(x-5)
= x(x)+x(-5)+3(x)+3(-5)
= x^2-5x+3x-15
= x^2-2x-15
(I used the distributive property)

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he erases comments that r not needed

GiselleBPer2 said...

Ummmmm. Can I go to the meeting just to see Betty White? p.s.Is it like, THE Betty White or just somebody's grandma or something??? Cause if it is her,thats awesome...

Natasha L Per.4 TA said...

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Shane idk wat your per. # is....
Where's everyone's journal entry?

Unknown said...

his period is 3

Natasha L Per.4 TA said...

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Thanx Philia

Anonymous said...

JOURNAL ENTRY ~
Today in 2nd period , we learned about the product of polynomials. In this category , there is a way to solve the product of polynomials called foiling .
(x+3)(x+4)
= x(x) + x(4) + 3(x) + 3(4)
= x2 + 4x + 3x +12
= x2 + 7x + 12
(x squared)
In addition , we also learned other methods like the box and "BOB" foiling . The different ways were to help us solve the polynomials easily .

Brooke V. Per.3 said...

November 3,2010
Today in class we learned how to multiply polynomials.There are different methods that can be use to solve these polynomials. You can use the AMOM (area model of multiplication, or binomial bob. So, overall to solve products of polynomials you use the distributive property. Also remember to use the three steps, signs, numerals, and variables.
Example
(y^3+7)(y^3-7)
= y^3(y^3)+y^3(-7)+7(y^3)+7(-7) distributive property
=y^6-7y^3+7y^3-49
combine like terms
=y^6-49

Natasha L Per.4 TA said...

Journal Entries

Period 2: Amy Y.
Period 3: Shane W. Brooke V.
Period 4: Matteo M. Kori K.
Period 5: Eiley I.
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Ryan Brown/ Period 6 said...

Today in class we learned how to multiply polynomials. He showed us two ways to find the answers. One way was that he showed us distributive property. The other way was using a square box and dividing it into four parts. After you do that, you have to put the equation above the top of the square and the side of the square. Multiply from side to top until everything is multiplied. Add the sides together and pit it in descending order.

Always remember:

1.) Signs
2.) Numerals
3.) Variables

Example:

4x(2x+4)= 8x^2+16x

Natasha L Per.4 TA said...

Journal Entries

Period 2: Amy Y.
Period 3: Shane W. Brooke V.
Period 4: Matteo M. Kori K.
Period 5: Eiley I.
Period 6: Ryan B.

Willy Wang TA.4 said...

do we have to justify?

BriannaO. Per.6 said...

November 3, 2010
Today in class we learned the "Multiplication of Monomials and Binomials". We also had "Binomial Bob" help. :P
a)4x(2x+4)=8x^+16x
c) 5s(8t^-4s^-9t-11)=40st^-20s^-45st-55s

Eric X. Per. 3 TA said...

Period 2: Amy Y.
Period 3: Shane W. Brooke V.
Period 4: Matteo M. Kori K.
Period 5: Eiley I.
Period 6: Ryan B. Brianna O.

Two people...

Anonymous said...

Today in Mr. Gersons class we learned about products of polynomials. When multiplying two binomials by the box method or Bob method, but I think the FOIL (First Outer Inner Last)method is best. Ex. (2x+4)(4x+6)
Then monomials just multiply by distributive property. Ex. 5(2x+6) DISTRIBUTE