2.3Special Products of Polynomials Square of a Binomial Pattern Multiply binomials by using F O I L.

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2.3Special Products of Polynomials Square of a Binomial Pattern Multiply binomials by using F O I L.

2.3Special Products of Polynomials Example 1 Use the square of a binomial pattern Find the product. Solution

2.3Special Products of Polynomials Checkpoint. Find the product.

2.3Special Products of Polynomials Sum and Difference Pattern Multiply binomials by using F O I L.

2.3Special Products of Polynomials Example 2 Use the sum and difference pattern Find the product. Solution

2.3Special Products of Polynomials Example 2 Use special products and mental math Use special products to find the product Solution Notice that 17 is 3 less than ____ while 23 is 3 more than ____.

2.3Special Products of Polynomials Checkpoint. Complete the following exercises.

2.3Special Products of Polynomials Checkpoint. Complete the following exercises. Describe how you can use special products to find Use the square of a binomial pattern to find the product

2.3Special Products of Polynomials