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Grade 8 Binomial Expansions-Reflection.

Name: Hassan Al-Thani Class:8D Date: November 3 rd 2010 Teacher: Mrs.Tahr. Grade 8 Binomial Expansions-Reflection. Questions. We know have a calculators that perform complex numerical calculations easily, but in the ‘bad old days' it was all done with pencil paper.

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Grade 8 Binomial Expansions-Reflection.

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  1. Name: Hassan Al-Thani Class:8D Date: November 3rd 2010 Teacher: Mrs.Tahr Grade 8 Binomial Expansions-Reflection.

  2. Questions • We know have a calculators that perform complex numerical calculations easily, but in the ‘bad old days' it was all done with pencil paper. • Level 1-2:If you were an engineer 100 years ago, explain how our method may have been useful rather than just using long multiplication? • Level 3-4:At what point would our method be big and cumbersome? (ie. How many decimal places or what sorts of numbers would make us think twice about this method?) • Level 5-6:Can you give us some detailed explanations and examples of where long multiplication is more efficient than our expansion method?

  3. Level 1-2 • If I was an engineer 100 years ago, I would use our method it is more useful instead of using long multiplication and the reason is that our method is easier shorter and they are not many decimal points. It is more useful because what we did is we converted (0.99) to the number (1-0.01) and to find (0.99)2we must find (1-0.001)2first. In order to find (1-0.001)2we must use the rule (a-b)2=a2-2ab+b2 because it is easier then long multiplication when we use this rule (a-b)2=a2-2ab+b2 we will have 12=1, 2x1x0.01=0.02 and 0.012=0.0001 but if we use the long multiplication method it is a long way and more difficult because we will calculate bigger numbers and we will deal with much more decimal points such as (0.99)2=0.09x0.09+0.9x0.99. • After I have shown and compared both methods my results tell me that our method is easier, less decimal points to deal with but the long multiplication way is more difficult and you have to deal with much more decimal points

  4. Level 3-4 • We will think twice about using this method, when the numbers are less then 0.90 such as the number (0.89)2=(1-0.11)2 because the number (0.11)2=0.121 this number will be hard and cumbersome to find the sum because it has many decimal points, (1-0.11)2=12-2x1x0.11+0.121. This is also suitable for the numbers greater than (1.10)2such as the number (1.11)2=(1+0.11)2. • The suitable number for this rule are 0.90<x< 1.10 • So as you can see that the numbers less than 0.89 are cumbersome and the numbers greater than 1.11 are cumbersome also.

  5. Level 5-6 • The long multiplications is more efficient than our expansion method when the numbers are less than 0.90 and greater than 1.10 for example 1.15, 1.19, 0.89, and 0.78. • (0.87)2=(0.87)x(0.87)= 0.87 (0.65)2=(0.65)x(0.65)=0.65 x0.870.65 0.0609 0.0325 0.69600.390 0.75690.4225 As you can see the long multiplication is more efficient in some certain numbers that I have mentioned above. The expansion method is very difficult to use with this number (0.87)2=(1-0.13)2=12-2x1x0.13+0.132is very difficult to calculate.

  6. Conclusion • This information says that sometimes our method will be really useful but not in all question, because in some situations our method will become cumbersome, but it will be more useful to use long multiplication and some situations or questions multiplication becomes cumbersome and for our method it is not.

  7. Thanks for watching hope you have enjoyed and learned

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