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This worksheet provides basic exercises to become familiar with the binomic formulas.
The first three tasks are assignment tasks, in which binomic formulas must be matched to their expanded form. The first two problems deal with the first two and then the third binomic formula. The third task then mixes all three formula types. This is followed by a problem in which the given binomial formulas must be multiplied out. Another two exercises are cloze texts in which binomial formulas are presented with their simplified forms and various elements such as arithmetic symbols, variables and numbers are to be added.Finally, the last task presents simplified terms that are to be converted into a binomic formula.
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