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    This document contains practice problems involving factors of sums and differences of terms, as well as word problems. The first section has students counting edges, faces, and blocks. The second section has students factoring completely expressions like a3 + 64 and 125x3 - 216y3. The third section has students solving word problems, like finding two numbers whose product is 12 based on a relationship between the numbers, and finding the number of rows and chairs per row in a room with 54 chairs.

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    This document contains practice problems involving factors of sums and differences of terms, as well as word problems. The first section has students counting edges, faces, and blocks. The second section has students factoring completely expressions like a3 + 64 and 125x3 - 216y3. The third section has students solving word problems, like finding two numbers whose product is 12 based on a relationship between the numbers, and finding the number of rows and chairs per row in a room with 54 chairs.

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    Francis Kyle Tanay - Drills On Polynomial 2

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    Kim Francis Tanay
    This document contains practice problems involving factors of sums and differences of terms, as well as word problems. The first section has students counting edges, faces, and blocks. The second section has students factoring completely expressions like a3 + 64 and 125x3 - 216y3. The third section has students solving word problems, like finding two numbers whose product is 12 based on a relationship between the numbers, and finding the number of rows and chairs per row in a room with 54 chairs.

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    NAME: Francis Kyle R.

    Tanay YEAR & SECTION: 8 Bl MARIE ANNE VALLOT

    ✔ Illustration

    FACTORS OF SUM OR DIFFERENCE OF TWO

    Edge

    2
    do Face

    4
    Block

    3 9 27

    4 12 48

    5 25 125

    6 36 216

    7 49 343

    8 64 512

    Count the number of edges, faces, and blocks.

    ✔ Practice your skill...

    Let's
    Factor each completely.

    1. a 3+64 2. 125 x 3−216 y 3


    3.2 m3−54 n3 4. ( p+ 4)3+(q−5)3

    ✔ Practice your skill...

    Let's
    Answer the following problems.
    1. Find two numbers whose product is 12 such that one of the numbers is four less than eight
    times the other number.

    4 and 3

    2. In an office building, a room contains 54 chairs. The number of chairs per row is three less than
    twice the number of rows. Find the number of rows and the number of chairs per row.

    6 rows
    9 chairs per row

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