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Quiz on special product formulas

by Joanna Consebido
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Which expansion is correct for (a+b)^2?

2

What is (a−b)^2 expanded to?

3

Factor (a+b)(a−b) using a^2 and b^2.

4

What is (a+b)^2 − (a−b)^2 simplified to?

5

Expand (a+b+c)^2.

6

Which expression is a perfect square trinomial?

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What is (x+y)^2 − (x+y)(x−y)?

8

If you factor a^2 − b^2, which form do you get?

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Which is the expansion of (a+ b)^2 when a=b?

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What is the expansion of (a−b+c)^2?

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The square of a sum uses 2ab for the middle term.

Square of a difference gives −2ab in the middle.

This is the difference of squares rule.

Difference of squares simplifies to 4ab.

Includes cross terms 2ab, 2ac, 2bc.

A perfect square trinomial has middle term 2ab.

Use expansion to find the remaining terms.

Difference of squares factors into sum and difference.

If a=b, (a+b)^2 = (2a)^2 = 4a^2.

Square expands to all squares plus twice pairwise products with signs.

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