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Table of Contents If you're still not sure what exponents are,
feel free to travel back in time to Unit 1. We're traveling to
whatever planet polynomials are from in this little fantasy of
ours, so we don't see why... It's been a while since we
mentioned them, and now your brain is in a total "exponent"
zone. It's okay. We're here for you.Like aliens, polynomials
come in many shapes, sizes, and extradimensional... Evaluating a
polynomial is like evaluating any other expression. We
substitute the given value(s) for each and every variable. Then
we do the necessary plusing and minusing to find an answer. If
yo... Adding PolynomialsTo add polynomials, all we do is combine
like terms in the same way as we would with any other
expression. Sorry, we know you were probably hoping for
something new and wildly d... Multiplication of a Monomial and a
Polynomial The easiest case of polynomial multiplication is
multiplying a monomial and a polynomial. In th