Choosing a Strategy for Factoring a Polynomial. You have learned various strategies for factoring different polynomials but when given a random polynomial.

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Choosing a Strategy for Factoring a Polynomial

You have learned various strategies for factoring different polynomials but when given a random polynomial with a general instruction to factor it, where do you start?

STEP 1: Do all terms of the polynomial have a common factor? If yes, factor it out.

STEP 2: Consider the number of terms of the polynomial..

Trinomial

Four-Term Polynomial

STEP 3: Consider if any of the resultant factors can be factored further.

Summary

Practice Problems

Answer Key to Practice Problems