Final: The Big Tidy
Part of the Exponents & Polynomials section of Coddy's Algebra journey. Lesson 61 of 64.
Two binomial products joined by a plus: expand each one, then collect across the whole line. Keep the four products of each expansion in their own row and the collection at the end stays easy.
Challenge
HardSimplify (x+1)(x+3) + (x+4)(x+5).
Try it yourself
(x+1)(x+3) + (x+4)(x+5)
Simplify the expression
This lesson includes a short quiz. Start the lesson to answer it and track your progress.
All lessons in Exponents & Polynomials
1What a Power Is
Repeated MultiplicationSquares and CubesPowers of Negative NumbersWhere the Minus LivesRecap: First Powers4Power of a Power
A Power Raised AgainWhy Exponents MultiplyProduct Rule or Power Rule?The Rule in LettersRecap: Power of a Power2The Product Rule
Multiplying Same BasesWith CoefficientsMore Than Two FactorsThe Rule in LettersRecap: The Product Rule5Product and Quotient Powers
Every Factor Gets the PowerWith a Number InsideA Power of a QuotientAll Three Rules TogetherRecap: Products and Quotients8What a Polynomial Is
Terms with PowersThe DegreeLike Terms, Only StrongerRecap: Meet the Polynomials11Dividing by a Monomial
Splitting the FractionDividing by a Variable TermBigger SplitsCancel with CareRecap: Dividing3The Quotient Rule
Dividing Same BasesWhy Exponents SubtractWith CoefficientsThe Rule in LettersRecap: The Quotient Rule6Zero and Negative Exponents
The Zero ExponentZero at WorkNegative Means ReciprocalWriting Without NegativesPowers of TenRecap: Zero and Negative9Adding and Subtracting
Adding PolynomialsSubtracting PolynomialsThe Minus Reaches EverythingPerimeter as a PolynomialRecap: Add and Subtract12Final Challenges
Final: Three Rules, One LineFinal: Scientific NotationFinal: The Big TidyFinal: Area, ModeledFinal: Area, ExpandedFinal: Divide and Conquer