This document discusses factoring polynomials using greatest common monomial factors. It defines factoring, prime numbers, and polynomials. It explains that factoring is the reverse of multiplication and involves finding the factors of an expression. It provides an example of factoring the polynomial 12x3y5 - 20x6y2z in multiple steps: finding the greatest common factor of the numerical coefficients, identifying the variable with the least exponent, and dividing the polynomial by the greatest common factor.
This document discusses factoring polynomials using greatest common monomial factors. It defines factoring, prime numbers, and polynomials. It explains that factoring is the reverse of multiplication and involves finding the factors of an expression. It provides an example of factoring the polynomial 12x3y5 - 20x6y2z in multiple steps: finding the greatest common factor of the numerical coefficients, identifying the variable with the least exponent, and dividing the polynomial by the greatest common factor.
This document discusses factoring polynomials using greatest common monomial factors. It defines factoring, prime numbers, and polynomials. It explains that factoring is the reverse of multiplication and involves finding the factors of an expression. It provides an example of factoring the polynomial 12x3y5 - 20x6y2z in multiple steps: finding the greatest common factor of the numerical coefficients, identifying the variable with the least exponent, and dividing the polynomial by the greatest common factor.
This document discusses factoring polynomials using greatest common monomial factors. It defines factoring, prime numbers, and polynomials. It explains that factoring is the reverse of multiplication and involves finding the factors of an expression. It provides an example of factoring the polynomial 12x3y5 - 20x6y2z in multiple steps: finding the greatest common factor of the numerical coefficients, identifying the variable with the least exponent, and dividing the polynomial by the greatest common factor.
Monomial Factors Prepared by: Jackie Lou F. Salvador BSED 4A - Mathematics Major Activity 1: Message from the King What did you discover between the relationship of products and its factors? • Factoring - process of finding the factors of an expression, which is the reverse of multiplication. • Prime Number - a number greater than 1 which has only two positive factors: 1 and itself. • Polynomial - Types of Factoring • Factoring the Greatest Common Monomial Factors • Difference of two squares • Sum and difference of two cubes • Oerfwcy square trinomials Activity 2: Finding Common Description: Your task in this activitu is to identify common things that are present in the three pictures. Follow up questions: 1. What are the things common to these pictures? 2. Are there things that make them diffenece? 3. Can you spot things that are found in one picture but not on the other two? 4. What are the things common to two pictures but are not found on the other two? Factor: 12x3y5 - 20x6y2z • STEPS: 1. Find the GCF of thr numerical coefficient. 2. Find the variable with the least exponent that appeats in each term of the polynomial. 3. The product of the greatest common factor in (1) and (2) is the GCF in the polynomial. 4. To comoletely factor the given polynomial, divide the polynomial by its GCF, the resulting quotient is the other factor.