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Distributive Property
Conjugate Pair
Conjugate
Difference of Squares
Conjugate Product
a binomial expression that has the same two terms as another expression but with the opposite signs between the terms
the 2 sets of binomial terms with the same terms and different signs. Example (a+b) and (a-b)
The property stating that when a quantity is multiplied by a factor with multiple terms, the quantity may be multiplied with each term and then added or subtracted. FOIL is an acronym to help remember how to multiply 2 binomials together by distributing each term to each quantity (First, Outside Inside, Last)
Is the result of multiplying the 2 conjugate pairs together and equals the first quantity squared minus the second quantity square.
The product of a conjugate pair.
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Match the vocabulary with its definition.(1 point)
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Distributive Property
Conjugate Pair
Conjugate
Difference of Squares
Conjugate Product
a binomial expression that has the same two terms as another expression but with the opposite signs between the terms
the 2 sets of binomial terms with the same terms and different signs. Example (a+b) and (a-b)
The property stating that when a quantity is multiplied by a factor with multiple terms, the quantity may be multiplied with each term and then added or subtracted. FOIL is an acronym to help remember how to multiply 2 binomials together by distributing each term to each quantity (First, Outside Inside, Last)
Is the result of multiplying the 2 conjugate pairs together and equals the first quantity squared minus the second quantity square.
The product of a conjugate pair.
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Here's the matching of the vocabulary with their definitions:
1. **Distributive Property** - The property stating that when a quantity is multiplied by a factor with multiple terms, the quantity may be multiplied with each term and then added or subtracted. FOIL is an acronym to help remember how to multiply 2 binomials together by distributing each term to each quantity (First, Outside Inside, Last)
2. **Conjugate Pair** - The 2 sets of binomial terms with the same terms and different signs. Example (a+b) and (a-b)
3. **Conjugate** - A binomial expression that has the same two terms as another expression but with the opposite signs between the terms
4. **Difference of Squares** - Is the result of multiplying the 2 conjugate pairs together and equals the first quantity squared minus the second quantity square.
5. **Conjugate Product** - The product of a conjugate pair.
You can now insert these responses into the correct inputs as needed.
1. **Distributive Property** - The property stating that when a quantity is multiplied by a factor with multiple terms, the quantity may be multiplied with each term and then added or subtracted. FOIL is an acronym to help remember how to multiply 2 binomials together by distributing each term to each quantity (First, Outside Inside, Last)
2. **Conjugate Pair** - The 2 sets of binomial terms with the same terms and different signs. Example (a+b) and (a-b)
3. **Conjugate** - A binomial expression that has the same two terms as another expression but with the opposite signs between the terms
4. **Difference of Squares** - Is the result of multiplying the 2 conjugate pairs together and equals the first quantity squared minus the second quantity square.
5. **Conjugate Product** - The product of a conjugate pair.
You can now insert these responses into the correct inputs as needed.