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Polynomials and Factoring
Created by M. LaSpina
May 24, 2017
Mathematicians
Archimedes – one of the greatest mathematicians of all time for his work
in geometry and integral calculus
Sofia Kovalevskaya – contributions to the theory of differential equations
Lady Lovelace – worked with the analytic engine and how it could be
programmed
Rene Descartes – his application of algebra to geometry developed the
study of Cartesian geometry
Albert Einstein - contributed more than any other scientist to the modern
vision of physical reality
Pythagoras - was a Greek philosopher who made important
developments in mathematics, astronomy, and the theory of music
Blaise Pascal – French mathematician who developed the foundation for
the theory of probability
Florence Nightingale – her love of statistics proved invaluable to her
work as a nurse
Euclid - the leading mathematics teacher of the historic period preceding
the Middle Ages in Europe
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Archimedes
Sofia Kovalevskaya
Lady Lovelace
Descartes
Einstein
Pythagoras
Pascal
Florence Nightingale
Euclid
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Archimedes’ Question
What is the area of the rectangle?
2
3a b
2 2
4a b
Response
Archimedes’ Response
4 3
12a b
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Sofia’s Question
When do you use
positive exponents in
scientific notation?
Response
Sofia’s Response
When the number is
less than 1.
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Disagree
Lady Lovelace’s Question
Is the following expression a
polynomial?
7
y
x  x 2
4
x
3
Response
Lady Lovelace’s Response
It is not a polynomial because
y over x squared is not a
monomial.
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Disagree
Descartes Question
How do you check your
answer when you subtract
two polynomials?
Response
Descartes Response
You multiply your answer
with the polynomial
being subtracted.
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Disagree
Einstein’s Question
Name the property used
to simplify
3x  5 x  2 y  4 z
2
Response
2
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Einstein’s Response
The distributive
property.
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Pythagoras’ Question
Explain how the square of
a difference and the
square of a sum are
different.
Response
Pythagoras’ Response
The middle terms have
different signs.
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Disagree
Pascal’s Question
If the GCF of two
numbers is 1, must the
numbers be prime?
Response
Pascal’s Response
No, the GCF of 4 and 9 is 1,
but neither number is
prime.
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Disagree
Florence’s Question
Do the numbers 11, 12
and 13 form a
Pythagorean triple?
Response
Florence’s Response
Yes, because 11 + 12 + 13 =
36 and the square root of 36
is the whole number 6.
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Disagree
Euclid’s Question
Describe the relationship
between multiplying
polynomials and factoring
polynomials.
Response
Euclid’s Response
Multiplying and factoring
polynomials are inverse
operations.
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