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    This document provides instructions for factoring polynomials. It discusses looking for a greatest common factor first. It then explains how to factor the difference of squares, trinomials that group, and trinomials where the factors of the constant term add up to the coefficient of the linear term. Examples are provided for each type of factorization.

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    This document provides instructions for factoring polynomials. It discusses looking for a greatest common factor first. It then explains how to factor the difference of squares, trinomials that group, and trinomials where the factors of the constant term add up to the coefficient of the linear term. Examples are provided for each type of factorization.

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    FACTORING

    POLYNOMIAL

    FIRST, LOOK
    FOR A GCF!

    DIFFERENCE FOUR TERMS


    OF SQUARES
    A 2 – B2

    TRINOMIAL
    TRINOMIAL
    AX2 + BX + C GROUPING
    X2 + BX + C

    EXAMPLE
    1. X2 - 64
    2. 18M2N - 2M3

    FINF=D FACTORS OF SLIP AND SLIDE EXAMPLE


    ‘C’ THAT ADD UP TO ‘B’ 2X2 - -A2B + 10A- 5B

    EXAMPLE EXAMPLE
    4. X2 – X - 42 3. 30X2 – 27X + 6
    5. 2W 2 + 20W+ 50

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