I. Using the Distributive Property To simplify a of two binomials, you can each term of the first binomial to each term in the binomial. PRODUCT DISTRIBUTE.

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I. Using the Distributive Property To simplify a of two binomials, you can each term of the first binomial to each term in the binomial. PRODUCT DISTRIBUTE SECOND

Example: Simplify the expression:

Example: Simplify the expression using a table: II. Using a Table

To multiply two binomials, you can also choose to use the acronym. This means you can multiply the terms of each binomial, plus the terms of each binomial! III. Using FOIL FOIL FIRST OUTER INNER LAST

Example: FOIL FIRSTOUTER INNER LAST

Use the Distributive Property, a Table, or multiplication to find the product. First, arrange terms starting from the, so that each term on the bottom is the same as the term above it. IV. Multiplying Trinomials and Binomials VERTICAL RIGHT POWER

Example: Find the product using vertical multiplication.

Homework : Tonight: Section 8.3page 516 #’s 6-20 even Tomorrow: Section 8.3pages #’s 6-20 even