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We have seen how to multiply two binomials in "Product of Two Binomials" . In this section, we learn how to multiply a binomial (expression with two terms) by a trinomial (expression withthree terms). We can use the same methods we used to multiply two binomials to multiply a binomial and a trinomial.
For example, multiply by .
If the binomial is and the trinomial is , then the very first step is to apply the distributive law:
If you remember this, you will never go wrong!
Multiply with .
We are given two expressions: a binomial, , and a trinomial, . We need to multiply them together.
Apply the distributive law and then simplify the resulting expression.
The product of and is .
Find the product of
We are given two expressions: a binomial,
, and a trinomial,
.
Apply the distributive law and then simplify the resulting expression.
The product of
This is known as a sum of cubes .
Show that the difference of cubes
(
(a) | (b) |
(c) | (d) |
(e) | (f) |
(g) | (h) |
(i) | (j) |
(k) | (l) |
(m) | (n) |
(o) | (p) |
(q) | (r) |
(s) | (t) |
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