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Learning Objective: We will factor trinomials and binomials. Starter – Day 5 October 7 Content Objective: We will factor polynomials, which is the opposite of distributing. Learning Objective: We will factor trinomials and binomials. Find the product of each of the following sets of polynomials. 1. 2. 3.

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