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Polynomials and Factoring
Polynomials and Factoring
Section 2: Multiplying and Factoring
Section 2: Multiplying and Factoring
Alg. - Ch. 8.2 - Multiplying and Factoring.pdf
PEQPS2012R2_PV-FAC-Canon8585_1426_001.pdf
Find the GCF.pdfGCF.pdfSection 3: Multiplying Binomials
Section 3: Multiplying Binomials
Alg. - Ch. 8.3 - Multiplying Binomials.pdfFOIL.pdf
Alg. - Ch. 8.4 - Multiplying Special Cases.pdf
ALWAYS see if you can factor out a Greatest Common Factor (GCF) first before factoring the polynomial
ALWAYS see if you can factor out a Greatest Common Factor (GCF) first before factoring the polynomial
AC METHOD A = 1.pdfSection 6: Factoring ax^2 + bx + c
Section 6: Factoring ax^2 + bx + c
Alg. - Ch. 8.6 - Factoring Trinomials.pdf
Things to look for when factoring
Things to look for when factoring
Always look for a GCF first (this makes the terms smaller and easier to factor)
Look to see if it fits a “special case” (perfect square trinomial, difference between perfect squares)
Look at the second sign in the trinomial, if it is +, then the 2 binomials will have the same sign, if it is - , then the binomials signs will be different. If the signs are the same, they will both be whatever the first sign of the trinomial is.
If “a” =1, and “b” and “c” are one number apart, and “c” is positive, the factors will be (x+c)(x+1)
Factoring.pdf
Example problems of factoring trinomials where a > 1
Example problems of factoring trinomials where a > 1
Alg. - Ch. 8.7 - Factoring Special Cases.pdfSection 7: Factoring Special Cases
Section 7: Factoring Special Cases
Section 8: Factoring by Grouping
Section 8: Factoring by Grouping
Alg. - Ch. 8.8 - Factoring by Grouping.pdf
Bonus:
Bonus:
Factoring Challenging Problems
Factoring Challenging Problems
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