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Multiplication of Polynomials

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MULTI P LIC A T I ON

OF
PO LYN O M I A LS

S CH E R R Y M A E F . R E TA ÑA
Prepared by: MIS
POLYNOMIAL
•A POLYNOMIAL IS A FINITE SUM OF TERMS WHERE THE
EXPONENTS ON THE VARIABLES ARE POSITIVE INTEGERS
TYPES OF POLYNOMIALS

•MONOMIAL – A POLYNOMIAL WITH ONE TERM


•BINOMIAL – A POLYNOMIAL WITH TWO TERMS
•TRINOMIAL – A POLYNOMIAL WITH THREE TERMS
EXERCISE:
2 terms - BINOMIAL
3 terms - TRINOMIAL
3 terms - TRINOMIAL
1 term - MONONOMIAL
2 terms - BINOMIAL
MULTIPLYING MONOMIAL BY MONOMIAL

•MULTIPLYING MONOMIAL BY ANOTHER MONOMIAL IS


JUST THE SAME AS MULTIPLYING A ONE-DIGIT NUMBER BY
ANOTHER ONE DIGIT NUMBERS.
MULTIPLYING MONOMIAL BY A POLYNOMIAL

•SINCE THERE IS ONLY ONE TERM IN ONE FACTOR AND


THERE ARE MORE THAN ONE TERM IN THE OTHER FACTOR,
USE DISTRIBUTIVE METHOD IN MULTIPLYING THE TERMS.
MULTIPLYING BINOMIAL BY BINOMIAL
•IN THIS CASE, BOTH POLYNOMIALS HAVE TWO TERMS. THERE IS A
NEED TO DISTRIBUTE BOTH TERMS OF ONE POLYNOMIAL TIMES
BOTH TERMS OF THE OTHER POLYNOMIAL. TO MAKE THE PROCESS
EASIER, ITS BETTER TO USE THE FOIL METHOD.
MULTIPLYING BINOMIAL BY BINOMIAL

•F – MULTIPLY THE 1 ST
TERMS
•O – MULTIPLY THE OUTSIDE TERMS
•I – MULTIPLY THE INNER TERMS
•L – MULTIPLY THE LAST TERMS
MULTIPLYING BINOMIAL BY POLYNOMIAL

•MULTIPLYING BINOMIAL BY POLYNOMIAL IS JUST THE


SAME AS MULTIPLYING A TWO-DIGIT NUMBER BY THREE-
DIGIT NUMBER.
MULTIPLYING POLYNOMIALS
•MULTIPLYING POLYNOMIALS IS LIKE MULTIPYING 3-5 DIGIT
NUMERALS. WE NEED TO MULTIPLY THE POLYNOMIAL BY EACH
TERM IN ANOTHER POLYNOMIAL THEN COMBINE SIMILAR TERMS.

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