Lesson 10

Question 1

When predicting terms in polynomials how do you find the exponents of A and B?

Answer 1

The exponent of A will be one less the number of the term subtracted from the power the polynomial is being raised to.
The exponent of B is difference of the exponent of A and the power the polynomial is being raised to.

Question 2

When predicting terms in polynomials how do you find the number of factors the coefficient will have?

Answer 2

It is one less than the number of the term.

Question 3

How do you find the numerator of a polynomial based on the binomial theroem?

Answer 3

The first is one. The second is the power the binomial is being raised to. Every term after that is the power times one less the power times 2 less the power, etc.

Question 4

How do you find the denominator of a polynomial based on the binomial theorem?

Answer 4

The first is one. The second is one and every term after that is one times one plus one times one times one plus 2, etc.