MPM2D - 5.2 Factoring (GCF & Simple Trinomials)

5.2 Common Factoring & Factoring Simple Trinomials

common_factors_and_simple_trinomials.pdf

Lesson Handout

CommonFactor.mp4

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Common Factor

FactorByGrouping.mp4

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Factor by Grouping

FactoringSimpleTrinomials.mp4

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Factoring Simple Trinomials

5_4_Factor_Quadratic_Expressions_of_the_Form_x2_bx_c.pdf

Textbook Practice
p.240 #2,3-5 (every other), 6,
7 (every other), 8, 11, 12

Greatest common factor (GCF) explained | Arithmetic (video) | Khan AcademyHere's a nice explanation of greatest common factor (or greatest common divisor) along with a few practice example exercises. Let's roll.

Factoring quadratics as (x+a)(x+b) (example 2) (video) | Khan AcademySal factors x^2-14x+40 as (x-4)(x-10) and x^2-x-12 as (x+3)(x-4).

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