How to Multiply two Binomials Using Algebra Tiles?
Multiplying two Binomials Using Algebra Tiles-Example 1
Count the like terms inside the grid. Since the number of \(x^2\) tiles\(=2\), the number of \(-x\) tiles\(=4\), and the number of \(-1\) tiles \(6\), then, sum the like terms inside the grid. So, \(2x^2-4x-6\)
Exercises for Multiplying two Binomials Using Algebra Tiles
1.Use algebra tiles to simplify: \((2x-1)(2x+3)\).
2.Use algebra tiles to simplify: \((x+2)(3x+3)\).
1.\(4x^2+4x-3\)
2.\(3x^2+9x+6\)
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