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EL CENTRO COLLEGE

EL CENTRO COLLEGE. ECC. Developmental Math 0090 REVIEW. by Diana Moore. DMAT 0090 has 20 course objectives. The objectives correspond to course description stated in the college catalog. The only prerequisite for DMAT 0090 is an adequate assessment test score. DMAT 0090, Objectives.

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Romain Maton Xebia Twitter : rmat0n

Romain Maton Xebia Twitter : rmat0n. Logo. Citations.

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10.1 Adding and Subtracting Polynomials

The degree is 3. The leading coefficient is 6. The constant term is 15. 10.1 Adding and Subtracting Polynomials. A polynomial of two terms is a binomial. 7 xy 2 + 2 y. 8 x 2 + 12 xy + 2 y 2. A polynomial of three terms is a trinomial.

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Long Division & MathLine

Long Division . Long Division & MathLine. ____ 6)192. First Problem:. Long Division . For traditional Long Division, teach the algorithm: 1) Divide or D 2) Multiply or M 3) Subtract or S 4) Check or 5) Bring Down or BD. Long Division . Divide = D Multiply = M

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Long Division & MathLine

Long Division . Long Division & MathLine. ____ 6)192. First Problem:. Long Division . For traditional Long Division, teach the algorithm: 1) Divide or D 2) Multiply or M 3) Subtract or S 4) Check or 5) Bring Down or BD. Long Division . Divide = D Multiply = M

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User defined Functions

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Partial Products Multiplication

Partial Products Multiplication. Step by Step. 742 X 29. Expand each number. 742=700+40+2. 742 x 29. Expand each number. 742=700+40+2. 29 = 20+9. 742 x 29. Multiply 700 x 20. 742= 700 +40+2. 29 = 20 +9. 700 x 20 = 14000. 742 x 29. Multiply 700 x 9. 742= 700 +40+2.

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Warm Up

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Adding and Subtracting Polynomials

Equation. Degree. Function. linear. f ( x ) = mx + b. one. quadratic. f ( x ) = ax 2 + bx + c , a ? 0. two. cubic. f ( x ) = ax 3 + bx 2 + cx + d , a ? 0. three. Adding and Subtracting Polynomials.

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Warm Up

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Division

Division. A Sobczak Presentation. Division is easy once you know the terms and the steps!. Quotient. Dividend. Divisor. The REMAINDER is the number left over when you are finished. The remainder is ALWAYS smaller than the divisor!. Remember that in division, there are steps to follow.

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Notes Over 11.7

Notes Over 11.7. Dividing a Polynomial by a Monomial. Divide each term of the numerator by 6 y. Notes Over 11.7. Dividing a Polynomial by a Monomial. Divide each term of the numerator by -3 x. Notes Over 11.7. Polynomial Long Division. 1. What do you multiply x by to get x 2.

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Order of Operations

Order of Operations. By Mr. Walker. 25. 3. +(3x5)-2. 5. The Expression. We need to simplify this expression down to one number (find the answer). But where do we start?. There is a certain order we need to follow when we simplify

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WHOLE NUMBERS MULTIPLICATION

MATH. WHOLE NUMBERS MULTIPLICATION. MULTIPLICATION. THE ANSWER TO A MULTIPLICATION PROBLEM IS CALLED THE PRODUCT. WHEN YOU MULTIPLY TWO NUMBERS, YOU USUALLY PUT THE NUMBER WITH MORE DIGITS ON TOP. START BY MULTIPLYING THE UNITS. EXAMPLE: 1. Find the product of 28 and 407.

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EXAMPLE 3

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Notes: Find Polynomials of Least Degree and k

October 23 rd , 2012. Notes: Find Polynomials of Least Degree and k. Example 1: Write the polynomial equation of least degree with the following roots: -2, 1, -5. Change the sign and write them as factors Multiply 2 together 3) Multiply the new equation

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Multiplication Using Partial-Products

Multiplication Using Partial-Products. By M. Thornton. 23 x 46 =. 2 3 x 4 6 20 x 40 800 20 x 6 120 3 x 40 120 3 x 6 18 1,058. Now you try!. 13 x 28 = First, multiply 10 x 20= 200

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