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    1Q - 2 Review of Adding Polynomials

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    This document provides an overview of adding polynomials: - Like terms are terms with the same variables and exponents that can be combined by adding the coefficients - To add polynomials, align like terms and combine their coefficients, leaving the variables and exponents unchanged - Polynomials can be added using either a vertical or horizontal format, vertically aligning like terms or using the commutative and associative properties to regroup terms horizontally - Several examples are provided of adding polynomials vertically and horizontally, as well as combining like terms within polynomials

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    1Q - 2 Review of Adding Polynomials

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    This document provides an overview of adding polynomials: - Like terms are terms with the same variables and exponents that can be combined by adding the coefficients - To add polynomials, align like terms and combine their coefficients, leaving the variables and exponents unchanged - Polynomials can be added using either a vertical or horizontal format, vertically aligning like terms or using the commutative and associative properties to regroup terms horizontally - Several examples are provided of adding polynomials vertically and horizontally, as well as combining like terms within polynomials

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    This document provides an overview of adding polynomials: - Like terms are terms with the same variables and exponents that can be combined by adding the coefficients - To add polynomials, align like terms and combine their coefficients, leaving the variables and exponents unchanged - Polynomials can be added using either a vertical or horizontal format, vertically aligning like terms or using the commutative and associative properties to regroup terms horizontally - Several examples are provided of adding polynomials vertically and horizontally, as well as combining like terms within polynomials

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    Addition of

    Polynomials
    Review on
    Addition
    of
    Polynomia
    ls
    Review on
    Polynomials
    • Answer the following
    questions about
    Polynomials.
    • Use the Poll section on the
    chat panel in answering the
    questions.
    Which among the following is
    NOT a polynomial?
    What is the polynomial name
    of according to the number of
    terms?
    A. monomial
    B. binomial
    C. trinomial
    D. multinomial
    What is the degree of the
    polynomial of ?
    A. 1
    B. 2
    C. 3
    D. 4
    What do you call a polynomial that
    has a degree of 2?

    A. Binomial
    B. Duonomial
    C. Quartic
    D. Quadratic
    How can you say that an algebraic
    expression is not a polynomial?
    Addition of
    Polynomials
    In adding and subtracting
    polynomials, it is important to
    determine like terms.

    What are like terms?


    Which terms are the “same” or
    LIKE TERMS?
    LIKE TERMS
    are terms 5x, 8y, 9z, 10, x , 12x, 14z, 7, 3x
    2 2

    that have the 5x and 12x


    ?
    same 8y and ? OTHING!
    N
    variables and
    9z and ?14z
    exponents.
    10 and ?7
    x and
    2
    ?3x 2
    Combining Terms
    To combine Like Terms, just add or subtract the
    coefficients; the variables and exponents stay the
    same. Do not also forget the sign of the coefficient.
    Example: -5x + 9x
    THINK: -5 + 9 = 4
    Just copy the variable x.
    4x
    LET’S TRY IT!

    -12y
    5 + 8x + 7y + 10
    +𝟖 𝒚 8x + 7y + 15
    LET’S TRY!

    12P + 11P + 8P
    3 2 3

    12P + 11P + 8P
    3 2 3

    20P + 11P
    3 2
    LET’S TRY IT!
    5X – 6 – 3X + 8
    2

    5X – 6 – 3X + 8
    2

    5x +2 -3x
    2

    Arrange it in
    5x -3x +2
    2
    standard form
    LET’S TRY IT!
    T + 2S – 4T – S
    2 2 2 2

    T + 2S – 4T – S
    2 2 2 2

    -3T + 2S – S
    2 2 2
    Arrange it in
    -3T + S
    2 2
    standard form
    S -3T
    2 2
    LET’S TRY IT!
    10M N + 4M N – 8M N
    2 2 2

    10M N + 4M N – 8M N
    2 2 2

    6M N
    2
    Adding Polynomials
    -basically, this is just
    combining like terms!
    Polynomials can be added in either
    vertical or horizontal form.
    In horizontal form, use the
    In vertical form, align
    Associative and
    the like terms and add: Commutative Properties to
    regroup and combine like
    terms.
    5x2 + 4x + 1
    + 2x2 + 5x + 2
    7x + 9x + 3
    2 (5x2 + 4x + 1) + (2x2 + 5x + 2)
    = (5x + 2x ) + (4x + 5x) + (1 + 2)
    2 2

    = 7x2 + 9x + 3
    Example:
    Add the polynomials.

    (4m + 5) + (m – m + 6)
    2 2
    (4m + 5) + (m – m + 6)
    2 2

    4m + 5
    2 Let’s use the vertical method.
    First, write the 1st given polynomial.
    m +6 -m
    2
    Write the addition symbol on the left.
    5m +11-m
    2
    Align the second polynomial with its like
    terms.
    Combine like terms.
    5m -m +11
    2
    Rewrite in standard form.
    TRY:
    Add the polynomials.

    (10xy + x) + (–3xy + y)
    (10xy + x) + (–3xy + y)

    10xy + x Let’s use the vertical method.


    First, write the 1st given polynomial.
    -3xy +y
    Write the addition symbol on the left.
    7xy +x +y
    Align the second polynomial with its like
    terms.
    Combine like terms.
    Rewrite in standard form.
    Example:
    Add the polynomials.

    (6x – 4y) + (3x + 3y – 8x – 2y)


    2 2 2
    Let’s use the horizontal method.
    (6x – 4y) + (3x + 3y – 8x – 2y)
    2 2 2

    (6x – 4y) + (3x + 3y – 8x – 2y)


    2 2 2

    x 2 -3y

    x 2 -3y
    Example:
    Add the polynomials.
    ( 1 2
    2 )( 3 2
    𝑎 + 𝑏+2   + 𝑎 − 4 𝑏+5
    2 )
    4 2
    𝑎−3 𝑏+7
    2

    2 −3 𝑏+7
    TRY!
    Add the polynomials.
    TRY!
    Add the polynomials.

    +4a+7
    TRY!
    Add the polynomials.

    − c +5

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