Ohio EOCE Integrated Math I: Polynomials - Videos & Lessons

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Let us help you study for the Ohio EOCE - Integrated Math I exam with fun lessons, short quizzes and a chapter exam that boost and test your knowledge of polynomials. Gain greater insight into polynomial functions, literal coefficients and more.

Ohio EOCE Integrated Math I: Polynomials - Chapter Summary

This chapter is designed to enhance your comprehension of polynomials and improve your confidence as you prepare to take the Ohio EOCE - Integrated Math I exam. Review video lessons presented by expert instructors with a wealth of math knowledge. After exploring this chapter, you will be able to:

Define polynomials, binomials and quadratics
Add, subtract and multiply polynomials
Understand polynomial functions
Demonstrate how to use synthetic division to divide polynomials
Solve equations with literal coefficients using the quadratic formula
Use the quadratic formula to solve problems

Watch any lesson in its video or full transcript format to ensure you prepare for the test in a manner that best suits your study habits. If you choose to access the lessons as videos, take advantage of video tags that allow you to skip to key topics without watching them in full. Test your comprehension of polynomials by taking the short quiz with each lesson. If you answer any question on a quiz incorrectly, simply click the link next to the incorrect answer to revisit and review the related portion of the accompanying video lesson.

7 Lessons in Chapter 8: Ohio EOCE Integrated Math I: Polynomials

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1. What are Polynomials, Binomials, and Quadratics?

What do polynomials, binomials, and quadratics have in common? What are their differences? How can you identify each of them? Watch this video lesson to find the answers.

2. How to Add, Subtract and Multiply Polynomials

Adding, subtracting and multiplying polynomials are, basically, the same as adding, subtracting and multiplying numbers. They only difference is that we have a pesky variable to worry about, but this video will show you that's no problem, so no worries! This method has worked for many of my students, and I think it will work for you, too!

3. Polynomial Functions: Properties and Factoring

Everything from projectile motion to trigonometric functions can be described by polynomials. Review factoring, polynomials and quadratic functions in this lesson.

4. How to Use Synthetic Division to Divide Polynomials

Synthetic division is a 'short-cut' way of dividing a polynomial by a monomial. You still need to know long division, sorry, but this method is way fun when you're dividing by a monomial!

5. Dividing Polynomials with Long and Synthetic Division: Practice Problems

Let's look at some more polynomial division problems. We will use long division and synthetic division, but this time we will have a couple of more involved problems. So, get out some paper and a pencil and let's begin!

6. Using the Quadratic Formula to Solve Equations with Literal Coefficients

Watch this video lesson to find out what steps you need to take to solve equations with literal coefficients using the quadratic formula. Learn why it might be easier to work with literal coefficients than with number coefficients.

7. Solving Problems using the Quadratic Formula

The quadratic formula is not as complicated as it may look. You can learn to tackle this formula and succeed in using it to help you solve your quadratic problems. Watch this video to see how.

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