
Polynomials
Multiplying monomials worksheets
Simplify products and powers of monomials. Choose from 48 structures, positive or negative exponents and coefficients, and 12, 15 or 18 problems with exact answers.
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Factor ten monomials into primes and variable factors. Choose expression structures, coefficient ranges and repeated factors or prime-power notation, with exact worked answers.
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Factor the numerical coefficient first, then account for every variable factor. Use repeated factors or exponents as requested.
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Customize this worksheetRepeated-factor notation shows every numerical prime and every copy of a variable. Prime-power notation groups repeated factors with exponents. Both answers must multiply back to the original monomial.
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Learning objective
Decompose a monomial into numerical prime factors and variable factors.
Worked example
Repeated factors: 2 × 3 × 3 × x × x × y. Prime powers: 2 × 3² × x² × y.
Both products reconstruct 18x²y. Prime-power notation groups repeated factors without changing their value.
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Simplify products and powers of monomials. Choose from 48 structures, positive or negative exponents and coefficients, and 12, 15 or 18 problems with exact answers.
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Find the degree of ten monomials and polynomials. Select one through six terms, compare term degrees and check a separate key with the exponent calculations.
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