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Adding and Subtracting Polynomials

Adding and Subtracting Polynomials. 1. Determine whether the given expression is a monomial (Yes or No). For those that are monomials, state the coefficient and degree. (similar to p.323 #30).

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Adding and Subtracting Polynomials

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  1. Adding and Subtracting Polynomials

  2. 1. Determine whether the given expression is a monomial (Yes or No). For those that are monomials, state the coefficient and degree. (similar to p.323 #30)

  3. 2. Determine whether the given expression is a monomial (Yes or No). For those that are monomials, state the coefficient and degree. (similar to p.323 #32)

  4. 3. Determine whether the given expression is a monomial (Yes or No). For those that are monomials, state the coefficient and degree. (similar to p.323 #34)

  5. 4. Determine whether the given expression is a monomial (Yes or No). For those that are monomials, state the coefficient and degree. (similar to p.323 #38)

  6. 5. Determine whether the given expression is a monomial (Yes or No). For those that are monomials, state the coefficient and degree. (similar to p.323 #40)

  7. 6. Determine whether the given expression is a polynomial (Yes or No). If it is a polynomial, write the polynomial in standard form, determine its degree, and state if it is a monomial, binomial, or trinomial. If it is a polynomial with more than 3 terms, identify the expression as a polynomial (similar to p.323 #42)

  8. 7. Determine whether the given expression is a polynomial (Yes or No). If it is a polynomial, write the polynomial in standard form, determine its degree, and state if it is a monomial, binomial, or trinomial. If it is a polynomial with more than 3 terms, identify the expression as a polynomial (similar to p.323 #44)

  9. 8. Determine whether the given expression is a polynomial (Yes or No). If it is a polynomial, write the polynomial in standard form, determine its degree, and state if it is a monomial, binomial, or trinomial. If it is a polynomial with more than 3 terms, identify the expression as a polynomial (similar to p.323 #46)

  10. 9. Determine whether the given expression is a polynomial (Yes or No). If it is a polynomial, write the polynomial in standard form, determine its degree, and state if it is a monomial, binomial, or trinomial. If it is a polynomial with more than 3 terms, identify the expression as a polynomial (similar to p.323 #50)

  11. 10. Determine whether the given expression is a polynomial (Yes or No). If it is a polynomial, write the polynomial in standard form, determine its degree, and state if it is a monomial, binomial, or trinomial. If it is a polynomial with more than 3 terms, identify the expression as a polynomial (similar to p.323 #52)

  12. 11. Determine whether the given expression is a polynomial (Yes or No). If it is a polynomial, write the polynomial in standard form, determine its degree, and state if it is a monomial, binomial, or trinomial. If it is a polynomial with more than 3 terms, identify the expression as a polynomial (similar to p.323 #54)

  13. 12. Add the polynomials, express your answer in standard form(similar to p.323 #60)

  14. 13. Add the polynomials, express your answer in standard form(similar to p.323 #66)

  15. 14. Subtract the polynomials, express your answer in standard form(similar to p.323 #74)

  16. 15. Simplify each of the following(similar to p.323 #88)

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