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 \n\n| Degree of a monomial/term:   |\n| --- |\n| Problem/Got its\\#1   |\n\n\n| Degree of a Polynomial:   |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Polynomial   | Terms   | Degree of Term(s)   | Degree of Polynomial   |\n|  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |\n\n# Why is it important to know the degree of each term and the degree of the polynomial?\n\n\n| Classifying the Polynomial:   |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Degree of a Polynomial   | Number of Terms in a Polynomial   |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n| Problem/Got its\\#3   |  |\n\n# Subtracting Polynomials\n\nRead through “Problem 5:Subtracting Polynomials”on Page 489 of your textbook,What are the two polynomials given?Write below.  \nThere are two methods provided to perform subtraction of polynomials.Demonstrate how to  \nuse each method.  \n\n|  | Method 1   | Method 2   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Explain in  \u003Cbr>words   |  |  |\n| Demonstrate  \u003Cbr>the math  \u003Cbr>Check your  \u003Cbr>preferred  \u003Cbr>method   |  |  |\n\nSolve the Got l1t?\\#5.Write the problem,show your work as you solve,and circle your answer  \nFinally,ensure you can explain this concept to your fellow group members.Think about howyou can demonstrate the adition of polynomials.Be sure to include both methods.Do youthink there are any misconceptions that should be noted?What should students look out for?Can you come up with a trick to remember a procedure?  \n# Adding Polynomials\n\nRead through \"Problem 4:Adding Polynomials\"on Page 488 of your textbookWhat are the two polynomials given?Write below.  \nThere are two methods provided to perform addition of polynomials.Demonstrate how to use  \neach method.  \n\n|  | Method 1   | Method 2   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Explain in  \u003Cbr>words   |  |  |\n| Demonstrate  \u003Cbr>the math   |  |  |\n| Check your  \u003Cbr>preferred  \u003Cbr>method   |  |  |\n\nSolve the Got It?\\#4.Write the problem,show your work as you solve,and cicle your answer  \nFinally,ensure you can explain this concept to your fellow group members.Think about howyou can demonstrate the addition of polynomials.Be sure to include both methods.Do youthink there are any misconceptions that should be noted?What should students look out for?Can you come up with a trick to remember a procedure?  \nAlgebra Chapter 8.1-Skeleton Notes  \n   \nReview:Simplify each problem then state the exponent rule that supports your answer.  \n收作  \nXx  \n## 1.x(x⁴)Rule:\n\n8X  \n## 2.(x⁴)²Rule:\n\n   \nDefine the following vocabulary using the Glossary in your textbook,section 8.1 or your math notes.Then  \nprovide an example of each vocabulary term.  \n\n| Factor-  \u003Cbr>aremui   | 不=10 ox(x³=x   |\n| --- | --- |\n| Coefficient-  \u003Cbr>nu mer   | 又x,朱abc,-7y   |\n| rt an nkn Vu   | x,   |\n| Constant-  \u003Cbr>number by ifself   | 0.75,-   |\n| Monon  \u003Cbr>th whole eyponentss  call0d  \u003Cbr>1 or more Variabls  \u003Cbr>nial- 九共, variabLe or a produ et   | 4 y,-3x“,  \u003Cbr>term  \u003Cbr>3   |\n| a mooma  asmmonomial  \u003Cbr>Polynomial   | (polynomia2+arns  \u003Cbr>(polynf  \u003Cbr>4x+7  \u003Cbr>3X+7x+2   |\n| Binomial-  \u003Cbr>ea  \u003Cbr>asumf  \u003Cbr>2terms   | 5xy   |\n| Trinomial-  \u003Cbr>a umofea  \u003Cbr>3+em   | 双+x+   |\n\nNOT ℃ t  \n米  \nWhat is the difference between a term and a factor? 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