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This document provides instructions for factoring different types of algebraic expressions: 1) Common monomial factoring involves finding the greatest common factor of terms and grouping factors. 2) Difference of two squares involves factoring expressions with two terms that are perfect squares separated by a minus sign. 3) Sum and difference of two cubes involves factoring expressions where terms are perfect cubes using signs and cube roots. 4) Perfect square trinomials involve factoring expressions where the first and last terms are perfect squares and the middle term is twice the product of the roots.

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Math Peta

This document provides instructions for factoring different types of algebraic expressions: 1) Common monomial factoring involves finding the greatest common factor of terms and grouping factors. 2) Difference of two squares involves factoring expressions with two terms that are perfect squares separated by a minus sign. 3) Sum and difference of two cubes involves factoring expressions where terms are perfect cubes using signs and cube roots. 4) Perfect square trinomials involve factoring expressions where the first and last terms are perfect squares and the middle term is twice the product of the roots.

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Different types of Fact ring

Common Monomial Factor


Get the greatest common factor (GCF) of the
given numbers then put parenthesis and copy
the sign of the two given numbers [(-) or
(+)] then divide the GCF to the given
numbers.
a.3x+3y = 3(x + y)
Ex. b.12x³-16x⁶ = 4x³
(3 - 4x³)
The Difference of Two Squares
DTS must have!
Two terms that are both perfect square and there
must be a minus sign between the two terms.
How to factor DTS
Put to parenthesis one has minus sign and one has
plus sign [(-) (+)] then get the square root of
the two terms.
a.9x² - 25 = (3x -5)
Ex. (3x+5)
b.4m+100 = PRIME (it
Sum and Difference of two cubes doesn’t have minus sign.

The given numbers must be perfect squares if its no perfect square


get the GCF and divide.
First get the cube root of the terms ()³()³ then put two parenthesis
(+) ( - +) first parenthesis must be the same sign as the original
and the first sign on the second parenthesis must be opposite sign
to the original one then the last one is always positive.
How to solve
put the cube root of the two term in the first parenthesis and then
multiply the terms by itself,leave the second term on the second
parenthesis then multiply the two terms

Perfect square trinomial Ex.


a.x³ + y³ b.27y³ - 64
(x)³(y)³ (3y)³(4)³
=(3y - 4) (9y²
There is no negative sign before =(x+y)(x²-xy+y²)+ 12y + 16)
the squared terms.Backward process (x)²(y)²
(3y)² (4)²
of squaring a binomial, both the first and
last terms are squared terms and the middle
term is twice the product of the bases

Ex. a.(x + 4)² (x)² (2)² =


Karl matthew simera
x² + 8x + 16
8-elizabeth math peta
b.25x² + 20x + 4
=(5x + 2)²

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