Square Dancer
Square DancerTilewrights · polynomials and factoring

A body of four tiles in a perfect square: special products.

Special Products

Special products. In MathBound, the free Algebra I adventure game, Square Dancer asks these problems, and the only way past is to solve them.

Part of Polynomials and Factoring: chapter 8 of the standard course.

10 questions, no sign-up, nothing saved. Climbs from the basics to harder questions.

What you will practice

  • Binomial Squares Pattern. Square a binomial with a leading coefficient of 1 using the pattern (a+b)^2 or (a-b)^2.
  • Product of Conjugates Pattern. Multiply a sum and difference of the same two terms using the difference of squares pattern.

Worked examples

Made by the game’s own question engine. Try each one, then open its steps.

Example 1 · Binomial Squares Pattern

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Example 2 · Product of Conjugates Pattern

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Example 3 · Binomial Squares Pattern

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Where it is in your textbook

TextbookLessons
Standard course8.3
Big Ideas Math Algebra 17.3
Big Ideas Math Algebra 1 (2022)7.3
Carnegie Learning Algebra IM5 2.1
CPM Core Connections Algebra3.2.3
CPS Skyline Algebra7.3-7.5
enVision Algebra 17-3
enVision Algebra 1 (2024)7-3
Glencoe Algebra 18-4
HMH Into Algebra 115.3
Holt McDougal Larson Algebra 18.3
Illustrative Mathematics Algebra 16.8-6.9
Illustrative Mathematics Algebra 1 (v.360)7.8-7.9
Math Nation Algebra 1 (Florida B.E.S.T.)2.7, 7.7
Open Up NC Math 1 (MVP)7.4
OpenStax Elementary Algebra 2e6.4
Pearson Algebra 1 Common Core8-4
Reveal Algebra 110-4
SpringBoard Algebra 125

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