Practice factoring a trinomial with a negative middle term: 12x2 - 17x 6.
Simplifying rational expressions is like reducing rational numbers. First fully factor the numerator and denominator and then cancel all the common factors. The process is illustrated step by step.
Rational expressions that equal -1 are recognizable: the terms in the numerator are identical to the terms in the denominator except for their signs, which are opposite.
A practical problem solved using subtraction in an algebraic expression.
Solving a practical problem with a compound inequality.
Using multiplication of polynomials in a practical problem.
Three types of polynomials are defined: monomials, binomials, and trinomials.
Subtracting like terms demonstrated and applied to a practical problem.
Demonstration of how to multiply monomials.
Procedure for multiplying two polynomials.