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    This document discusses different methods of factorizing algebraic expressions: 1) Taking out common factors - factorizing expressions by identifying common numerical or variable factors that can be taken out of groups of terms. 2) Grouping of terms - arranging an expression so terms with common factors can be grouped and factored before extracting the common factor. 3) Using identities - factorizing expressions using factorizing formulas and identities like the difference of two squares. Examples are provided to illustrate each method.

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    This document discusses different methods of factorizing algebraic expressions: 1) Taking out common factors - factorizing expressions by identifying common numerical or variable factors that can be taken out of groups of terms. 2) Grouping of terms - arranging an expression so terms with common factors can be grouped and factored before extracting the common factor. 3) Using identities - factorizing expressions using factorizing formulas and identities like the difference of two squares. Examples are provided to illustrate each method.

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    CH 11: FACTORISATION

    FACTORISING BY Taking out common


    factors
    Factors of Algebraic Expressions:
    If algebraic expressions is expressed as the product of
    • numbers,
    • algebraic variables or
    • algebraic expressions,
    then each of these numbers and expressions is called
    the factor of algebraic expressions
    FACTORISING BY Taking out common
    factors
    FACTORISING BY Taking out common
    factors
    For Example:

    Factors Product

    i) 7xy( 5xy -3) 35x²y² - 21xy


    ii) (4a +5b)(4a-5b) 16a²-25b²
    iii)(p +3)(p-7) p² - 4p-21
    iv) (2x +3)(3x-5) 6x²-x-15
    FACTORISING BY GROUPING OF
    TERMS
    Factorization by grouping means that we need to
    group the terms with common factors
    before factoring. ...

    (i) Arrange the given expression such that a


    factor can be taken out from each group.

    (ii) Factorize each group.

    (iii) Now take out the factor common in each


    groups.
    FACTORISING BY GROUPING OF
    TERMS
    FACTORISING BY Taking out common
    factors
    FACTORISING BY GROUPING OF
    TERMS
    Example:
    FACTORISING using Identities
    FACTORISING using Identities

    9x² - 24xy +
    16y²
    FACTORISING using Identities
    FACTORISING using Identities

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