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1 Multiply a Polynomial by a Monomial Honors Math – Grade 8

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6 GEOMETRY Express the area of the triangle as a monomial. 4ab 5 3a 4 b Formula for area of a square. Replace b and h with 4ab 5 & 3a 4 b Group the coefficients and the variables. Product of Powers The area of the triangle is 6a 5 b 6 square units.

7 GEOMETRY Express the area of the circle as a monomial. Formula for area of a square. Replace r with 7x 4 Group the coefficients and the variables. Product of Powers The area of the circle is 154x 8 square units. 7x 4

8 GEOMETRY Write a polynomial in simplest form to express the shaded area. 5x + 2y 3x-3y x 3x

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