This lesson demonstrates how to use the difference of two squares and the zero product property to solve for binomial equations.

Video explains how to find special binomial products. Four examples are worked that show how to square a binomial. Three examples are worked that show the product of a sum and a difference (a +b)(a - b). This video also appears in the...

This resource is from the Southeast Comprehensive Center (SECC) at the American Institute for Research which is funded by the U.S. Department of Education. The video explains Common Core Standard HSN-CN.C.8 which states: Extend...

Students learn about the special product rule for Product of the Sum and Difference of Two Terms, which is useful for understanding polynomial identities. Includes short multiple-choice quiz. [3:30]

The video lesson provides proof of the Binomial Squared of a Difference special product rule, which is useful for understanding polynomial identities. Includes short multiple-choice quiz. [3:39]

Reviews the Binomial Square of a Sum special product rule, which is useful for understanding polynomial identities. Includes short multiple-choice quiz. [4:11]

Video explains how to find special binomial products. Four examples are worked that show how to square a binomial. Three examples are worked that show the product of a sum and a difference (a +b)(a - b).

Polynomial identities can be used to explain or describe various things in math. For example, we can use identities to prove that the differences between consecutive square numbers (1,4,9) are consecutive odd numbers (1,3,5). [4:33]

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