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Algebra II

Suggested grades 10–12 · Unit 1: Polynomial and rational structure

Polynomial Operations and an Area Model

Use distribution and signs to combine polynomial expressions.

▷ 2 teacher video choices: Polynomial Operations and an Area Model
Preview lesson: Polynomial Operations and an Area Model

Goal: Add, subtract and multiply polynomials and explain why the results remain polynomials.

Before this: Distributive property Like terms

Try together: Expand (x−4)(x+2), then subtract (x²−2x−8) from your result.

Subject-content contributionHSA.APR.A.1High school · Algebra
Open lesson →: Polynomial Operations and an Area Model
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Algebra II

Suggested grades 10–12 · Unit 1: Polynomial and rational structure

Rational Expressions as Quotient and Remainder

Rewrite a fraction of polynomials while preserving its original excluded inputs.

▷ 2 teacher video choices: Rational Expressions as Quotient and Remainder
Preview lesson: Rational Expressions as Quotient and Remainder

Goal: Express a rational function as a polynomial plus a remainder fraction and state its domain.

Before this: Polynomial multiplication Factoring Division

Try together: Rewrite (x²+4x+7)/(x+2) and check by recombining.

Subject-content contributionHSA.APR.D.6High school · Algebra
Open lesson →: Rational Expressions as Quotient and Remainder

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