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    Algebraic expressions can be formed using numbers, variables, and mathematical operations. They can be simplified by combining like terms. Polynomials are algebraic expressions with multiple terms and are classified based on the number of terms as monomials, binomials, trinomials, or multinomials. To add or subtract polynomials, like terms are aligned and then the operations are performed following standard order of operations. The resulting expression is written with the variable terms.

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    Algebraic expressions can be formed using numbers, variables, and mathematical operations. They can be simplified by combining like terms. Polynomials are algebraic expressions with multiple terms and are classified based on the number of terms as monomials, binomials, trinomials, or multinomials. To add or subtract polynomials, like terms are aligned and then the operations are performed following standard order of operations. The resulting expression is written with the variable terms.

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    Algebraic expressions can be formed using numbers, variables, and mathematical operations. They can be simplified by combining like terms. Polynomials are algebraic expressions with multiple terms and are classified based on the number of terms as monomials, binomials, trinomials, or multinomials. To add or subtract polynomials, like terms are aligned and then the operations are performed following standard order of operations. The resulting expression is written with the variable terms.

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    MATHEMATICS

    (ALGEBRA)
    Algebraic Expressions and
    Polynomials
    ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS
    is an expression formed from any
    combination of numbers and
    variables by using the operations of
    addition, subtraction,
    multiplication, division,
    exponentiation (raising to powers),
    or extraction of roots.
    example:
    2x2 - 9a2b2 - y
    SIMPLIFYING ALGEBRAIC
    EXPRESSIONS
    2X + 3X2 – X + 9X2 =

    (2X – X) (3X2 + 9X2) 1. FIND THE LIKE


    TERMS
    2. USE THE
    X + 12X2 OPERATIONS OF
    THE SYMBOLS
    = X + 12X2 (NEGATIVE/POSITI
    VE)
    3. ADD OR SUBTRACT
    4. WRITE THE
    POLYNOMIALS
    Is an algebraic sum.
    It’s classifications (number of
    terms)
    : Monomials – 1 term (x)
    : Binomial – 2 terms (x – x)
    : Trinomial – 3 terms (x – x -
    x)
    : Multinomial – 4 or more
    ADDING POLYNOMIALS
    (2X2 - 9X4) + (6X2 – 5X4)

    (2X2 - 9X4) 1. ALIGN THE


    + (6X2 – 5X4) LIKE TERMS
    7X2 - 14X4 2. PROCEED TO
    ADDITION
    3. COPY THE
    = 7X2 - 14X4 VARIABLE
    SUBTRACTING POLYNOMIALS
    (2X2 - 9X4) - (6X2 – 5X4)
    1. GET THE
    ADDITIVE
    (- 6X2 + 5X4)
    INVERSE OF
    THE
    (2X2 - 9X4) SUBTRAHEND.
    + (-6X2+5X4) 2. ALIGN LIKE
    TERMS
    (-4X2 - 4X4 )
    3. PROCEED TO
    ADDITION
    = (-4X2 - 4X4 ) 4. COPY THE
    VARIABLE
    HAVE YOU ALREADY KNOW
    EVERYTHING?
    IF YES, YOU EXIT.
    IF NO, CLICK THIS TO GET WAY FROM THE
    START.
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