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Objective - To factor trinomials in the form . Factoring when c is positive. Multiply. Last Terms Sum of Last Terms Product of Last Terms Factor. ( )( ) x + 2 x + 5 sum product

Factor. ( )( ) 1) x + 4 x + 5 2) ( )( ) y 2 y 6 ( )( ) 3) m 3 m 4

( )( ) x + 6 + 7 ( )( ) m 3 7 ( )( ) y 3 12 ( )( ) k + + ( )( ) x 3 8 Factor. Show factor pairs of the constant term. ( )( ) x 1) + 6 + 7 ( )( ) m 2) 3 7 3) ( )( ) y 3 12 ( )( ) k 4) + + Not Factorable 5) ( )( ) x 3 8

Factoring when c is negative. Multiply. Last Terms Difference of Last Terms Product of Last Terms Factor. ( )( ) x + 6 x 2 difference product

Factor. ( )( ) 1) x + 4 x 3 2) ( )( ) y + 5 y 8 ( )( ) 3) t + 2 t 9

( )( ) m + 7 4 ( )( ) x + 5 6 ( )( ) k + 4 6 ( )( ) t + ( )( ) + 5 7 Factor. Show factor pairs of the constant term. ( )( ) m 1) + 7 4 ( )( ) x 2) + 5 6 3) ( )( ) k + 4 6 ( )( ) t 4) + Not Factorable ( )( ) 5) + 5 7

Factor. 1) 5) 1 7 1 5 2) 6) 2 12 5 9 3) 7) 2 7 2b 12b 4) 8) 5 2 1y 12y

Factoring Polynomials Five Types of Factoring 1) Greatest Monomial Factor 1) Greatest Monomial Factor 2) Difference of Squares 3) Perfect Square Trinomial 3) Perfect Square Trinomial 4) Trinomial Factoring : 4) Trinomial Factoring : 5) Trinomial Factoring :

Factor completely. 1) 2) Greatest Monomial Factor Factoring Factoring Difference of Squares

Factor completely. 1) 2) Greatest Monomial Factor Factoring Factoring Difference of Squares