1. Factoring Polynomials Part I.pptx; Mathematics 8

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Factoring Polynomial


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Quarter 1 MATHEMATICS 8 Mrs. Anne R. Rabino-Mesana

Factoring Polynomials G - Greatest C - Common M - Monomial F - Factor Quarter 1: Lesson 1

Observe… What is common in the given pictures?

Observe… What is common in the given pictures?

What is common in: 2, 4, 6

Factors of 2, 4 and 6 2- 4- 6- 1, 2 1, 2, 4 1, 2, 3, 6 What is their common factor aside from 1?

Observe x, 2x, 3x, 4x

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

Ways of finding the GCF: Prime Factorization GrEAtEst COMMON FACTOR (GCF) Example: Find the GCF of 8 and 12     GCF=  

1. 16 and 48 Example Find the GCF of: 2. 15 and 21 3. 24 and 36

What is the GCF of ?   GrEAtEst COMMON FACTOR (GCF) Answer:   What is the GCF of ?   Answer:  

The word “POLYNOMIAL” comes from Latin Greek words: Poly (many) and Nomen (name or term) POLYNOMIAL According to the Compact Oxford English Dictionary

-An algebraic expression that shows a sum/difference of two or more terms containing whole number exponents on the variable . POLYNOMIAL According to the Compact Oxford English Dictionary

A variable is a symbol which represents an unknown value . VARIABLE

A symbol or a number with a fixed value . CONSTANTS

EXAMPLE OF POLYNOMIAL   This is a polynomial since the variables have no negative (all positive) exponents.

EXAMPLE OF POLYNOMIAL   How many terms do we have? Numerical Coefficient Literal Coefficient Exponent Constant

GCF: NUMERICAL COEFFICIENTS WITH LITERAL COEFFICIENTS        

1.   Example Find the GCF of: 2.   3.  

Is used to find the Greatest Common Factor of the given pair of monomials. PRIME FACTORIZATION

4.   Find the GCF 5 .     3. ,    

Greatest Common Monomial Factor Factoring

Example   Factor the Polynomial GCMF=   GCMF   Other Factor   Factored Form

Example   Factor the Polynomial GCMF Other Factor Factored Form

Example   Factor the Polynomial GCMF Other Factor Factored Form

Is often called as the reverse process of multiplying polynomials, where we write a polynomial as a product of two or more simpler polynomials FACTORING

Exercises:   Factor the Polynomial GCMF Other Factor Factored Form

Exercises:   Factor the Polynomial GCMF Other Factor Factored Form

QUIZ:   Factor the Polynomial GCMF Other Factor Factored Form

QUIZ:   Factor the Polynomial GCMF Other Factor Factored Form

QUIZ:   Factor the Polynomial GCMF Other Factor Factored Form

Let us have a great school year together!

QUIZ: Complete the table Polynomial GCMF Other Factor Factored Form Polynomial GCMF Other Factor Factored Form