Polynomial Expander

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Understanding Polynomial Expansion

Polynomial expansion is the process of rewriting a polynomial expression from a factored form to a standard form. The factored form presents the polynomial as a product of factors, while the expanded form expresses it as a sum of terms, each being a coefficient multiplied by powers of the variable.

For example, expanding (x+1)(x+2) involves multiplying each term in the first factor by each term in the second factor:

This tool simplifies this process, allowing you to quickly expand complex factored polynomials. It's useful in algebra, calculus, and various mathematical fields for simplifying expressions and solving equations.