Multiplication of Two Bionomials

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"Binomial Product"[x] =
Multiplication of Two Bionomials
Variable Instructions Datatype
"Coefficient of "x_1 Enter the coefficient of the x-term of the 1st binomial Decimal
Constant of 1st Binaomial Enter the contant value of 1st binomial Decimal
"Coefficient of "x_2 Enter the coefficient of the x-term of the 2nd binomial Decimal
Constant of 2nd Binaomial Enter the contant value of 2nd binomial Decimal
Value of X Enter any real value for x Decimal
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Equation
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vCommons
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5 variables
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This equation represents the multiplication of two binomials.

The inputs to this equation are:

• x_1 - the coefficient of the first x term in the first binomial
• c_1 - the constant term of the first binomial
• x_2 - the coefficient of the first x term in the first binomial
• c_2 - the constant term of the first binomial

Notes

If you input the coefficients of the x terms of each binomial and the constants of each binomial into the equation, along with any value for x, this equation computes the resultant value.

So, for example as the video shows, if you input:

x1= 1 and c1 = 4 for the first binomial and x2 = 1 and c2 = 3 for the second binomial

the binomial product evaluates to x2 + 7x + 12.

You input a value for x, let's say the value x = 2 just as an example and the equation outputs:  22 + (7 x 2) + 12 = 30.

Try it yourself.  The defaults for this equation are the value for the example above but you can change any of the inputs to try the binomial multiplication on your own input values.

Here is a visual depiction of the process of multiplying the two binomials in our example above.  This video came from distractify.com