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Factoring by Grouping allows polynomials to be factored by collecting like terms that share a common factor. The steps involve grouping terms with a common factor, factoring out that common factor, and using parentheses to group the remaining terms. An example shows a polynomial being factored using this method.

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Other Factoring Notes

Factoring by Grouping allows polynomials to be factored by collecting like terms that share a common factor. The steps involve grouping terms with a common factor, factoring out that common factor, and using parentheses to group the remaining terms. An example shows a polynomial being factored using this method.

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Factoring by Grouping

Factoring by Grouping

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a.k.a. ___________________________________________

Who?

Who?

What?

What?

How?

How?

Steps

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Example: xy 5y 2x + 10

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Example: xy 5y 2x + 10

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Synthetic Division
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Coefficients

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Zero?

Synthetic Division
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Coefficients

MAMA
Zero?

New Coefficients!

New Coefficients!

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Example: Is x=1 a zero of x3 1?

Example: Is x=1 a zero of x3 1?

Long Division

Long Division

Steps

Steps

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Example: Divide x2 9x 10 by x + 1

Example: Divide x2 9x 10 by x + 1

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