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Quadratic Relations Polynomials Day 7: Trinomial Factoring Thursday, November 26, 20151Day 7 - Trinomial Factoring.

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1 Quadratic Relations Polynomials Day 7: Trinomial Factoring Thursday, November 26, 20151Day 7 - Trinomial Factoring

2 Warm up practice: Factor the 3 expressions: Thursday, November 26, 20152Day 7 - Trinomial Factoring

3 We can not use any of our strategies to factor this trinomial Think about how you could multiply two binomials to end up with this, where would each term come from? Thursday, November 26, 20153Day 7 - Trinomial Factoring

4 We list factors for the fist and last terms: Thursday, November 26, 20154Day 7 - Trinomial Factoring

5 Thursday, November 26, 2015Day 7 - Trinomial Factoring5

6 Example: Factor Thursday, November 26, 20156Day 7 - Trinomial Factoring

7 Thursday, November 26, 2015Day 7 - Trinomial Factoring7

8 Try: Factor Thursday, November 26, 20158Day 7 - Trinomial Factoring

9 H/W -pg240-241 #3,4,5,7 Thursday, November 26, 2015Day 7 - Trinomial Factoring9

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