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Match the factoring methods with their corresponding descriptions:
Match the factoring methods with their corresponding descriptions:
Grouping = Factoring out common factors from groups of terms Difference of Squares = Factoring an expression of the form a² - b² Trinomial Factorization (Quadratic Factorization) = Factoring expressions in the form ax² + bx + c Perfect Square Trinomial = Factoring an expression of the form a² + 2ab + b² or a² - 2ab + b²
Match the following expressions with their factored forms using the Common Factor Method.
Match the following expressions with their factored forms using the Common Factor Method.
10a² - 15a = 5a(2a - 3) 24x³y² + 16x²y = 8x²y(3xy + 2) 12x² + 18x = 6x(2x + 3) 9xy - 6x² = 3x(3y - 2x)
Match the following expressions with their steps in applying the Common Factor Method:
Match the following expressions with their steps in applying the Common Factor Method:
Identify the GCF of all terms = Step 1 Write the remaining terms inside the parentheses = Step 3 Factor out the GCF = Step 2 Check by expanding = Step 4
Match the following expressions with their greatest common factors:
Match the following expressions with their greatest common factors:
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Match the following factored forms with their original expressions using the Common Factor Method:
Match the following factored forms with their original expressions using the Common Factor Method:
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Match the following expressions with their factored forms using the Grouping Method.
Match the following expressions with their factored forms using the Grouping Method.
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Match the following steps in applying the Grouping Method with their corresponding descriptions:
Match the following steps in applying the Grouping Method with their corresponding descriptions:
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Match the following expressions with their factored forms after grouping terms:
Match the following expressions with their factored forms after grouping terms:
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Match the following expressions with their corresponding common binomial factors after applying the Grouping Method:
Match the following expressions with their corresponding common binomial factors after applying the Grouping Method:
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Flashcards
Factorization
Factorization
Breaking an expression into factors that multiply to the original expression.
Greatest Common Factor (GCF)
Greatest Common Factor (GCF)
The highest value or expression shared by all terms in an expression.
Common Factor Method
Common Factor Method
A method of factorization where the GCF is factored out from the expression.
Checking Factorization
Checking Factorization
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Grouping Method
Grouping Method
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Common Binomial Factor
Common Binomial Factor
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Factoring by Grouping
Factoring by Grouping
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Example of GCF Factoring
Example of GCF Factoring
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Grouping Terms
Grouping Terms
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Factoring Common Factors
Factoring Common Factors
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Difference of Squares
Difference of Squares
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Perfect Squares
Perfect Squares
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Quadratic Expression
Quadratic Expression
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Find Numbers for Factorization
Find Numbers for Factorization
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Factoring Trinomials
Factoring Trinomials
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Study Notes
Factorization Methods
- Factorization breaks down expressions into simpler factors. Different methods exist for various expression structures.
Common Factor Method (GCF)
- Finds the highest common factor (HCF) of terms.
- Factors out the GCF and writes the remaining terms within parentheses.
Grouping Method
- Useful for expressions with four terms.
- Groups terms into two pairs with common factors.
- Factors out common factors and common binomials, if present.
Difference of Squares
- Identifies expressions following the pattern a² - b² = (a - b)(a + b).
- Requires two perfect square terms separated by subtraction.
- Finds square roots and uses conjugates for factorization.
Trinomial Factorization (Quadratic)
- Deals with expressions in the form ax² + bx + c.
- Finds two numbers that multiply to ac and add to b.
- Rewrites the middle term using these numbers and groups for factorization.
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Description
Explore various factorization methods used in algebra, including the Common Factor Method, Grouping Method, Difference of Squares, and Trinomial Factorization. This quiz will challenge your understanding of breaking down expressions into simpler factors and test your skills in identifying patterns in algebraic expressions.