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    This document discusses various factoring methods including difference of squares, perfect square trinomials, common factors, factoring by grouping, and provides examples of polynomials to factor using those methods. Students should discuss the examples with a partner to determine the best strategy to apply when factoring each polynomial expression.

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    This document discusses various factoring methods including difference of squares, perfect square trinomials, common factors, factoring by grouping, and provides examples of polynomials to factor using those methods. Students should discuss the examples with a partner to determine the best strategy to apply when factoring each polynomial expression.

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    Factoring Methods We Have Learned

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    Zebby Skelington
    This document discusses various factoring methods including difference of squares, perfect square trinomials, common factors, factoring by grouping, and provides examples of polynomials to factor using those methods. Students should discuss the examples with a partner to determine the best strategy to apply when factoring each polynomial expression.

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    Name:_____________ Factoring Challenge!

    Factoring Methods We have learned:


    Difference of Squares Perfect Square Trinomial Common Factors
    2
    Factoring by grouping x + bx + c ax2 + bx + c
    When faced with a factoring problem in what order should you apply the
    above strategies? Discuss the questions below with a partner to help you
    decide.
    a) x2 + x – 132 b) 16x2 – 88x + 121 c) -18x4 + 32x2

    d) x5y + x2y3 – x3y3 – y5 e) 81z4 – 625 f) 15x2 – 19x – 8

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