Special Project for Math

It is the process of breaking down a number into

it's smaller, multiply-able components, called factors.

• Simplifying Fractions

• Graphing

• Factoring

_____ is a technique used to factor a polynomial by grouping its terms.

• Common Monomial Factoring

• Factor by Grouping

• Sum and Difference of two cubes

An example of factoring in algebra where a quadratic expression can be factored into the square of a binomial is _____.

• Sum and Difference of two cubes

• Perfect Square Trinomial

• General Trinomial

It involves factoring out the greatest common factor (GCF) from a polynomial.

• Common Monomial Factoring

• Difference of two terms

• General Trinomial

It refers to the result obtained when one term is subtracted from another.

• General Trinomials

• Sum and Difference of two cubes

• Difference of two terms

Factor: 4a^₂b - 2ab^₂ = ?

• 2ab ( 2a - b )

• 2ab ( 2a + b )

• 2ab ( 2a - ab + b )

Factor: 25x^₂ - 36 = ?

• ( 3x - 6 ) ( 2x + 6 )

• (5x - 6) (5x + 6)

• (3x - 6) (3x+6)

Factor: x^₃ + 8 = ?

• (x + 4) ( x^₂ - 2x + 4 )

• (x+2) ( x^₂ - 2x + 4 )

• (x+2) (x^₂ + 2x - 4)

Factor: 27x^₃ + 64 = ?

• ( 3x + 4 ) ( 9x^₃ - 12x + 17)

• (3x + 4) (9x^₂ - 13y + 16)

• (3x + 4) (9x^₂ - 12x + 16 )

Factor: x^₂ - m^₂ = ?

• ( x + m ) ( x - m )

• ( x + m ) ( x + m )

• ( x - m ) ( x + m )