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Factoring Trinomials Algebra

AIM I can factor trinomials using the AC method. TOPIC: Factoring Trinomials

DO NOW

Regents Example

Factoring Remember that factoring and multiplying can be seen as processes How can we factor the following? x2 + 12x + 27

STEPS FOR FACTORING USING THE AC METHOD Make sure there are terms (which makes it a ) Multiply the times the . Find the factor pairs for this product. Choose the pair that to make the middle coefficient. 4) Write your answer as two binomial factors.

Factoring Practice

Part 2 Regents Example

Which method would you use? Choose GCF, Difference of Two Perfect Squares, or AC Method for each

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