Factoring GCF and Type One Polynomials

10x + 50

• 10(10x+50)

• 10(x+50)

• 10(x+5)

• Cannot be factored

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CCSS.7.EE.A.1

-6y + 36

• -6 (y -6)

• 6 (y + 6)

• -6 (1)

• cannot be factored

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CCSS.7.EE.A.1

9x + 3

• 9 (x+1)

• 3( 3x +1)

• 3(3x + 3)

• cannot be factored

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CCSS.7.EE.A.1

Factor:
p² - 14p

• p(1 - 14)

• 2p(p - 7)

• p²(1-14)

• p(p - 14)

Factor:
2n³+16n+12

• 2n(n³+24n+6)

• 2(n³+8n+6)

• 2n(n³+8n+6)

• 3(n³+8n+6)

39y⁵ + 12y⁴ - 3y³

• 3y(13y⁴ + 4y³ - y²)

• 3y³(13y² + 4y - 1)

• y³(39y² + 12y - 3)

Factor: 80x⁵-70x²-60x⁷

• 2x²(80x³-70-60x⁶)

• 10x²(80x⁴-70x-60x⁶)

• -10x²(6x⁵-8x³ +7)

• 3x²(80x³-40-60x⁵)

Factor:
24c⁵ - 12c³

• 6(4c⁵ - 2c³)

• 12c³(2c²)

• 12c³(2c² - 1)

• 12c³(2c² - 0)

How confident do you feel your math skills are on IDENTIFYING A GCF for a given polynomial?

• Level 0: You don’t understand what we are talking about.

• Level 1: You can follow the explanation as it is done in front of you or you can do the same problems by yourself at a later time.

• Level 3: You can do a similar problem by yourself.

• Level 4: You can apply the same concept to a new problem of the same topic.

• Level 5: You can recognize what type of problem it is and use the concept to solve the problem.

What is the factored form of the function shown?

• y = (x+3)(x-1)

• y = (x-3)(x-1)

• y = (x+3)(x+1)

• y = (x-3)(x+1)

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CCSS.HSF-IF.C.7A