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Factoring.Factoring What you’ll learn To factor trinomials of the form Vocabulary Factored form: One of two or more quantities that divides a given quantity without a remainder. For example: 2 and 3 are factors of 6; a and b are factors of ab.
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Problem 1: What is the factored form of? Factors of 15Sum of factors 1 and 1516 3 and 58 Factoring is the process of rewriting a number or expression as a product of two or more numbers or expressions. It can be used to break a polynomial into smaller parts. By writing the factors of a polynomial, it is often easier to solve equations. The distributive property plays a big role when multiplying factors to get a product.
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Your turn What is the factored form of? Answer: Factors of 24 Sum of Factors -1 and -24-25 -2 and -12-14 -3 and -8-11 -4 and -6-10 b) Factors of -15 Sum of the Factors 1 and -15-14 -1 and 1514 3 and -5-2 -3 and 52 d)
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Problem 2: The area of a rectangle is given by the trinomial.What are the dimensions of the rectangle? Use factoring Factors of -35 Sum of Factors 1 and -35-34 -1 and 3534 5 and -7-2 -5 and 72 The formula for the area needs to be found in you reference sheet Find the factors of
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Your turn Answer: Problem 3: Factoring a trinomial with two variables. Factors of -55 Sum of Factors 1 and -55-54 -1 and 5554 5 and -11-6 -5 and 116 Answer:
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Consider the trinomial to factor it, think of 23x as 2x + 21 x Rewrite 23x as 2x+21x Create two groups Factor out Again 8.6
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Problem 3: Factoring when ac is positive. Step 1: Find ac then the factors. Step 2: Use the factors you found to rewrite bx. 10 Factors of 10Sum of factors 1 and 1011 2 and 57 Rewrite using the factors Keep the first and last term Group and Get GCF
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Your turn What is the factored form of? Answers Notice that you can get GCF out the whole expression. Solve as the previous
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Classwork odd Homework even TB pgs 503-504 exercises 10-40 pgs 508-509 exercises 8-27
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