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1 Bell Ringer 2-26-18 1. What is a factor tree?
2. What are the terms at the bottom of a factor tree called? 3. What is GCF? 4. What does “prime” mean?

2 Factoring Polynomials Completely
Monday, February 26, 2018 Thursday September 29, 2016

3 Greatest Common Factor
No matter what type of polynomial you are factoring, you always factor out the GCF first!

4 Special Binomials Difference of squares: Ex: 4x2 – 9 Sum of cubes:
Difference of cubes: Ex: x3 – 8

5 Uncover the mystery of factoring complex trinomials!
Factoring Fanatic Uncover the mystery of factoring complex trinomials!

6 Once you have completed your Tic Tac– WHERE’S the ANSWER?
Use the “a” coefficient as the numerator of two fractions. Use the results in quadrants I and IV as the two denominators. Reduce the fractions. The numerator is your coefficient for x in your binominal and the denominator is the constant term. EXAMPLE: If you get the fractions 1 2 and 3 −5 , your answer would be (x + 2) (3x – 5).

7 EXAMPLES X2 – X - 12 -12 ? -1 What 2 numbers complete the Tic Tac? Since a = 1, put a 1 in for the numerator in two fractions. -12 3 -1 -4 You found 3 and -4. These are the denominators for the two fractions. Your fractions are 1/3 and –1/4 Your answer is (x + 3) (x – 4).

8 EXAMPLES 2X2 + 8X - 64 *Remember that sometimes a GCF should be factored out before beginning. 2(X2 + 4X – 32) -32 ? 4 What 2 numbers complete the Tic Tac? Since a = 1, put a 1 in for the numerator in two fractions. -32 8 4 -4 You found 8 and -4. These are the denominators for the two fractions. Your fractions are 1/8 and –1/4. Your answer is 2 (x + 8) (x – 4).

9 EXAMPLES 1/2X2 + 1/2X - 6 *Remember that sometimes a GCF should be factored out before beginning. 1/2(X2 + X – 12) -12 ? 1 What 2 numbers complete the Tic Tac? Since a = 1, put a 1 in for the numerator in two fractions. -12 -3 1 4 You found -3 and 4. These are the denominators for the two fractions. Your fractions are –1/3 and 1/4. Your answer is ½ (x – 3) (x + 4).

10 EXAMPLES 3X2 + 5X = 12 *Remember to re-write in standard form 3X2 + 5X - 12 -36 ? 5 What 2 numbers complete the Tic Tac? Since a = 3, put a 3 in for the numerator in two fractions. -36 9 5 -4 You found 9 and -4. These are the denominators for the two fractions. Your fractions are 3/9 = 1/3 and –3/4 Your answer is (x + 3) (3x – 4).

11 Perfect Square Trinomials
Ex: 𝑥 2 +12𝑥+36 Ex: : 𝑥 2 −10𝑥+25

12 Factoring by Grouping Group two terms together.
2. Factor out a GCF from each separate binomial to get a common binomial. 3. Factor out the common binomial. Ex: x3 + 3x2 + 2x +6

13 Factoring Completely Remember, GCF first always.
Check for your Special Cases. Sometimes you may have to factor more than once. Sometimes it will be Prime.

14 Assignments Classwork: Factoring Polynomials #1-15 Homework:

15 Exit Ticket 1. What do you ALWAYS do first when factoring?
2. What does it mean if the polynomial is prime? 3. How many factors can a polynomial have?


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