Monomial expression multiplication (SAT) is a grade 9 math skill aligned to Common Core standard HSA.SSE.A.2: use the structure of an expression to identify ways to rewrite it. Below are 8 practice questions with answers and step-by-step explanations, drawn from the 10 monomial expression multiplication (sat) problems our math games drill.
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Question 1easy
Which expression is equivalent to (a3b−4)(a−1b2)?
Add exponents on matching variables: a3+(−1)b−4+2=a2b−2.
Question 2easy
Which expression is equivalent to (p5q2r−3)(pq4r2)?
Add exponents on matching variables: p5+1q2+4r−3+2=p6q6r−1.
Question 3medium
Which expression is equivalent to (m2n−3p4)(m−1n2p−1)?
Add exponents on each variable: m2+(−1)n−3+2p4+(−1)=mn−1p3.
Question 4medium
Which expression is equivalent to (x−5y2z3)(x3y−1z−4)?
Add exponents on matching variables: x−5+3y2+(−1)z3+(−4)=x−2yz−1.
Question 5medium
Which expression is equivalent to (−x4y−2)(x−3y5)?
The leading negative gives coefficient −1. Add exponents: x4+(−3)y−2+5=−xy3.
Question 6medium
Which expression is equivalent to (2a3b2c−1)(−a−2b−4c5)?