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Warm Up Multiply using the F.O.I.L. or Box Method

Special Products of Polynomials Notebook Page 145 Essential Question: How are the answers for the two Special Product Patterns different from each other? Assessment: Students will describe the differences between the answers produced from “square of binomials” & “sum and difference” patterns in their Cornell Note summary.

Essential Question: How are the answers for the two Special Product Patterns different from each other? Assessment: Students will describe the differences between the answers produced from “square of binomials” & “sum and difference” patterns in their Cornell Note summary.

Essential Question: How are the answers for the two Special Product Patterns different from each other? Assessment: Students will describe the differences between the answers produced from “square of binomials” & “sum and difference” patterns in their Cornell Note summary.

Essential Question: How are the answers for the two Special Product Patterns different from each other? Assessment: Students will describe the differences between the answers produced from “square of binomials” & “sum and difference” patterns in their Cornell Note summary.

Essential Question: How are the answers for the two Special Product Patterns different from each other? Assessment: Students will describe the differences between the answers produced from “square of binomials” & “sum and difference” patterns in their Cornell Note summary.

Essential Question: How are the answers for the two Special Product Patterns different from each other? Assessment: Students will describe the differences between the answers produced from “square of binomials” & “sum and difference” patterns in their Cornell Note summary.

Essential Question: How are the answers for the two Special Product Patterns different from each other? Assessment: Students will describe the differences between the answers produced from “square of binomials” & “sum and difference” patterns in their Cornell Note summary.

Write your Summary Essential Question: How are the answers for the two Special Product Patterns different from each other? Assessment: Students will describe the differences between the answers produced from “square of binomials” & “sum and difference” patterns in their Cornell Note summary.