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These flashcards cover the rules for calculating the product of conjugate binomials and the square of a binomial based on Chapter 11 notes.
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Conjugate binomials are two binomials where one term is __________ and the other term is opposite.
the same
The product of conjugate binomials is calculated by taking the __________ between the square of the same term and the square of the opposite term.
difference
The formula for the product of conjugate binomials is (A+B)(A−B)=__________.
A2−B2
The result of the product of two conjugate binomials is always a(n) __________.
binomial
According to the transcript, when calculating the product of conjugate binomials, it is helpful to mark the term that __________.
changes sign
The square of a binomial results in a(n) __________.
trinomial
If two terms in a binomial have the same sign, the __________ of those terms is positive.
double product
If two terms in a binomial have different signs, the double product of both terms is __________.
negative
The formula for the square of a binomial is (A+B)2=__________.
A2+2AB+B2
To calculate the square of a binomial, you must sum the square of the first term, the double product of both terms, and the __________.
square of the second term
In the example (2x+5)(2x−5), the final result is __________.
4x2−25
In the example (2x+5)2, the final result is __________.
4x2+20x+25
The result of the expression (−1−10y)2 is __________.
1+20y+100y2
The result of the expression (9−3a)2 is __________.
81−54a+9a2