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Factoring Monomials and Binomials

Factoring Monomials and Binomials

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Mathematics

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8th Grade

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Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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7 Slides • 10 Questions

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Factoring Polynomials

Factoring out the GCMF

​Difference of Two Squares

​Sum and Difference of Two Cubes

​Perfect Square Trinomial

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Multiple Choice

Factor the polynomial 18m2n4−12m2n3+24m2n218m^2n^4-12m^2n^3+24m^2n^2 . 

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(6m2n4)(18−12n+24n2)\left(6m^2n^4\right)\left(18-12n+24n^2\right)  

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(6m2n2)(3n2−2n+4)\left(6m^2n^2\right)\left(3n^2-2n+4\right)  

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prime

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GCMF of Two or More Monomials

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5

Multiple Choice

Factor the polynomial  81c4d2−100b681c^4d^2-100b^6  .

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(9cd−10b)(9cd+10b)\left(9cd-10b\right)\left(9cd+10b\right)  

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(9c2d−10b3)(9c2d+10b3)\left(9c^2d-10b^3\right)\left(9c^2d+10b^3\right)  

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prime

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7

Multiple Select

Which of the following is /are a sum or difference of two cubes?

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53x3−253x^3-2  

2

375x−81x3375x-81x^3  

3

216x9y3−125y12216x^9y^3-125y^{12}  

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27x15+127x^{15}+1  

5

x6+1x^6+1  

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Multiple Choice

What is the factored form of  27x15+127x^{15}+1  ?

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(3x5+1)(9x10−3x5+1)\left(3x^5+1\right)\left(9x^{10}-3x^5+1\right)  

2

(3x5+1)(9x10+3x5+3x)\left(3x^5+1\right)\left(9x^{10}+3x^5+3x\right)  

3

(3x5+1)(3x10−4x5−1)\left(3x^5+1\right)\left(3x^{10}-4x^5-1\right)  

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Fill in the Blanks

4x2+4x^2+  

Type answer...

  +25+25  

Complete the trinomial so that it is a perfect square trinomial.

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Multiple Choice

4x2+20x+254x^2+20x+25  

Express the trinomial in factored form.

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(2x+5)2\left(2x+5\right)^2  

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(2x+5)(2x−5)\left(2x+5\right)\left(2x-5\right)  

3

(2x+25)2\left(2x+25\right)^2  

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Open Ended

What are the steps in factoring by grouping?

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​Factoring by Grouping

​STEPS

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​ 1. Factor the terms with common factors

​ 2. Factor out the GCMF in each group

​ 3. Factor out the common binomial factor

​ 4. Simplify if needed

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Multiple Choice

Factor  5mn+25m+3n3+15n25mn+25m+3n^3+15n^2  .

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(n+5)(5m+3n2)\left(n+5\right)\left(5m+3n^2\right)  

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(5mn)(1+5n+3n2+3n)\left(5mn\right)\left(1+5n+3n^2+3n\right)  

3

(5m2+3n2)(n+5)\left(5m^2+3n^2\right)\left(n+5\right)  

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Multiple Choice

Factor  6b3+16b2−15b−406b^3+16b^2-15b-40  .

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(2b+5)(2b−5)(3b+8)\left(2b+5\right)\left(2b-5\right)\left(3b+8\right)  

2

(2b2−5)(3b+8)\left(2b^2-5\right)\left(3b+8\right)  

3

(3b+8)(2b2+5)\left(3b+8\right)\left(2b^2+5\right)  

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Multiple Choice

Factor 7xy−28x3−y+4x27xy-28x^3-y+4x^2  .

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(7x−1)(y−4x2)\left(7x-1\right)\left(y-4x^2\right)  

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7x(y−4x2)−y+4x27x\left(y-4x^2\right)-y+4x^2  

3

(7x)(y−4x2)\left(7x\right)\left(y-4x^2\right)  

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Factoring Polynomials

Factoring out the GCMF

​Difference of Two Squares

​Sum and Difference of Two Cubes

​Perfect Square Trinomial

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