4.17 Combining Like Terms (Factoring an Expression)

Factor the following expression: 2x + 144

• 8(16x+1152)
• 2(2x+144)
• 2(x+72)
• 2(x+144)

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Factor the expression.
14r - 8 

• 2(7r - 3)
• 2(7r - 4)
• 7(2r - 4)
• 4(2r - 7)

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35y+21

• 3(5y + 21)
• 3(5y+7)
• 7(5y+3)

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24+16q

• 4(7+4q)
• 8(3+2q)
• 4(6q+2)
• 24(24-16q)

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CCSS.6.EE.A.3

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State whether each pair of expressions are equivalent.
9(y - 2) and 18 - 9y

• not equivalent 
• Equivalent 

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Factor Completely:
12-4b

• 4(b-12)
• 4(3-b)
• -4(b+2)

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Use the GCF to write an equivalent expression for the expression below.

30f + 12g =

• 6(5f + 2g)

• 2(15f + 6g)

• 6(5 + 2g)

• 6(5 + 2)

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200s-100

• 100(2s-1)
• 200/100
• 200(s-100)
• 2-100(s)

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Are the two expressions equivalent?

8b + 6a and 2(4a + 3b)

• Yes

• No

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Use the GCF to write an equivalent expression for the expression below.

16j – 12k =

• 2(8j - 6k)

• 4(4 - 3)

• 4(4j - 3k)

• 2(8 - 6)

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CCSS.6.EE.A.3

CCSS.6.NS.B.4