Math Practice Topic: Foil Method
| Description:
 Expand expressions using the FOIL (first, outer, inner, last) method. 
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Sample Levels (out of 7)
|  | Expand the following expressions using the FOIL method.Combine any like terms, but when that is not possible, 
be sure to follow the order of FOIL: First + Outer + Inner + Last. e.g.
 (w+5x)(y+6z) = wy + 6wz + 5xy + 30xz
 You don't need multiplication signs.
 As you level up, you will need to put variables in alphabetical order, such as xy (not yx).
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|  | Expand the following expressions using the FOIL method.Combine any like terms, but when that is not possible, 
be sure to follow the order of FOIL: First + Outer + Inner + Last. e.g.
 (w+5x)(y+6z) = wy + 6wz + 5xy + 30xz
 You don't need multiplication signs.
 As you level up, you will need to put variables in alphabetical order, such as xy (not yx).
 | 
|  | Expand the following expressions using the FOIL method.Combine any like terms, but when that is not possible, 
be sure to follow the order of FOIL: First + Outer + Inner + Last. e.g.
 (w+5x)(y+6z) = wy + 6wz + 5xy + 30xz
 You don't need multiplication signs.
 As you level up, you will need to put variables in alphabetical order, such as xy (not yx).
 | 
|  | Expand the following expressions using the FOIL method.Combine any like terms, but when that is not possible, 
be sure to follow the order of FOIL: First + Outer + Inner + Last. e.g.
 (w+5x)(y+6z) = wy + 6wz + 5xy + 30xz
 You don't need multiplication signs.
 As you level up, you will need to put variables in alphabetical order, such as xy (not yx).
 | 
|  | Expand the following expressions using the FOIL method.Combine any like terms, but when that is not possible, 
be sure to follow the order of FOIL: First + Outer + Inner + Last. e.g.
 (w+5x)(y+6z) = wy + 6wz + 5xy + 30xz
 You don't need multiplication signs.
 As you level up, you will need to put variables in alphabetical order, such as xy (not yx).
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