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    This lesson plan outlines teaching factoring perfect square trinomials. It discusses identifying perfect square trinomials where the first and third terms are squares and the middle term doubles the square roots' product. Examples are provided to demonstrate factoring perfect square trinomials by finding the square roots of the first and third terms and copying the sign of the middle term. Students will practice factoring trinomials through group work and assignments.

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    This lesson plan outlines teaching factoring perfect square trinomials. It discusses identifying perfect square trinomials where the first and third terms are squares and the middle term doubles the square roots' product. Examples are provided to demonstrate factoring perfect square trinomials by finding the square roots of the first and third terms and copying the sign of the middle term. Students will practice factoring trinomials through group work and assignments.

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    Lesson Plan in Perfect Square Trinomial Mathematics I

    I. Topic: Factoring Subtopic: Perfect Square Trinomial References: Exploring Mathematics Elementary Algebra I By: Oronce, Orlando, et al. Pp: 529-530 : E-Math Elementary Algebra By: Oronce, Orlando, et al. Pp: 522-526 II. Objectives: At the end of the period, 75% of the students with at least 75% of proficiency should be able to: 1. Integrate finding the square root of a number in factoring trinomials. 2. Demonstrate factoring perfect square trinomial using different techniques. 3. Enhance their skills in finding the factors of perfect square trinomials. III. Materials: Cartolina, flash cards, colored pencils, pentel pen, scratch paper Value-focus: Cooperation, Initiative, Persistence IV. Teaching Strategies: Problem Solving Method V. Sequence of Activities A. Daily Routine 1. Prayer 2. Checking of Attendance 3. Spontaneous Expression

    B. Preliminary Activity 1. Drill/ Review Teachers Activity Class, as a sort of review, how we factor the difference of two squares? Students Activity

    Maam, we can factor the difference of two squares by finding the square roots of the first and second term.

    Very good! The difference of two squares is equal to the product of their sum and difference. Okay class, I will show you a flashcard, and then you will factor the terms as flashed. Are you ready class? Question #1: k2 64 Correct! Question #2: 9 x2 Good! Question #3: 36x2 25 Right! Question #4: 100t4- 9u2 Very good! Question #5: 4x4 49y2 Excellent! Any question regarding our previous lesson? Yes, Maam! (k + 8) (k 8)

    (3 + x) (3 x)

    (6x + 5) (6x 5)

    (10t + 3u) (10t 3u) (2x2 + 7y) (2x2- 7y)

    None, Maam!

    2. Motivation Class, for this day we will have an interesting activity called THE TREE OF MATHEMATICS I have here a giant tree puzzle but first I will divide you into four teams namely: the Mathalinos, the Mathtulungin, the Pascalians and the Galelians. The first team who can answer three consecutive questions will be receiving a prize. If a team got a correct answer, they will have the chance to detach one piece of the puzzle tree. After the game, a certain words will reveal. 1. What is the 100? 2. What operation are we going to use in solving the products of two binomials? 3. The factors of 121 is ________ 4. The exponential form of x2. x2. x2 is ________ 5. If we multiply a positive number (+) to a negative (-) number the answer will have the sign of ________ 6. The square root of 225 is ______ 7. What are the factors of 81? 8. 12 x 12 is equal to ________ Answer: 10

    Answer: Multiplication Answer: 11 x 11 Answer: (x2)3

    Answer: Negative (-) Answer: 15 Answer: 9 x 9 Answer: 144

    Perfect Square

    Trinomial

    3. Lesson Proper Classes, based on our activity, do you have any idea what our lesson for today is?

    Maam, our lesson for today is about Perfect Square Trinomial. Maam, trinomial is an algebraic expression with three terms. We can say a trinomial is a perfect square trinomial if the first and third terms are both squares and positive. If the middle term doubles the product of the square roots of the first term and third term.

    Very good! What is a Trinomial?

    How can we say that a trinomial is a perfect square trinomial?

    Excellent! In order to factor a square trinomial, we reverse the process we use in squaring a binomial. Thus, we can have this formula: (x2 + 2xy + y2) = (x + y)2 x2 2xy + y2 = (x y)2 But when we use these formulas, be sure that the expression we are to factor is a perfect square trinomial. In the simple manner, we can factor a perfect square trinomial by finding the square root of the first and third term, then copy the sign of the middle term. Now, let us apply the principle in the following examples: a. x2 + 20 x + 100 The first and the third terms are square roots are x and 10, respectively. If we double the product of x and 10, we get the middle term which is 20x. Therefore, x2 + 20 x + 100 is a perfect square trinomial whose factors are x + 10 and x + 10 or (x + 10)2

    b. x2 22x + 121

    The answer is (x-11) (x-11) or (x-11)2 because the square root of x2 is x and the square root of121 is 11, and considering the sign of the middle term which is negative.

    Class, can you follow? Let us have another example: c. 100m2 + 60m + 9 100m2 + 60m + 9 = 100m2 + 9 = (10m + 3) (10m + 3) or (10m + 3)2 a2 + 10a + 25 = a2 + 25 = (a + 5) (a + 5) or (a + 5)2 r2 8r + 16 = r2 - 16 = (r 4) (r 4) or (r 4)2

    d. a2 + 10a + 25

    e. r2 8r + 16

    4. Application (Group Work) From the four teams during our activity, choose two representatives who will compete with the other groups. Just raise your flaglets if you know already the answer. Question #1: What are the factors of 25n + 10n + 1?
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    25n2 +10n + 1 = 25n2 + 1 =(5n + 1)(5n + 1) or (5n + 1)2 64 + 16z + z2 = 64 + z2 = (8 + z) (8 + z) or (8 + z)2 144x2 72x + 9 = 144x2 - 9 = (12x 3) (12x 3) or (12x 3)2

    Question #2: The factors of 64 + 16z + z2 are ___________.

    Question #3: Factor 144x 72x + 9


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    5. Generalization Again class, how will we know if a trinomial is a perfect square trinomial?

    If the first and the third terms are both squares and positive. If the middle term doubles the product of the square roots of the first and third term.

    How can we easily factor a perfect square trinomial?

    To factor a perfect square trinomial just simply find the square root of the first and the third term and copy the sign of the middle term. None, Maam!

    Any questions regarding our lesson?

    6. Evaluation Using a crosswise, factor the following trinomials. 1. a4 14a + 49a2 a4 14a + 49a2 = a4 - 49a2 = (a 7a) (a 7a) or (a 7a)2 16x2 + 8x + 1 = 16x2 + 1 = (4x + 1) (4x + 1) or (4x + 1)2 a2b2 + 4ab + 4 = a2b2 + 4 = (ab + 2) (ab + 2) or (ab + 2)2 x2 + 14x + 49 = x2 + 49 = (x+ 7) (x + 7) or (x + 7)2 x2 6x + 9 = x2 + 9 = (x + 3) (x + 3) or (x + 3)2

    2. 16x2 + 8x + 1

    3. a2b2 + 4ab + 4

    4. x2 + 14x + 49

    5. x2 6x + 9

    VI. Assignment A. Answer the following in crosswise. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 9m2 30m + 25 n2 + 30n + 225 4s2 + 28s + 49 25m2 70mn + 49n2 t2 26mt + 169m2

    B. Read and study about Sum and Difference of Two Cubes. 1. What are the possible factors of sum and difference of two cubes? 2. How can we factor the sum and difference of two cubes?

    References: Mathematics Skill book By: Anastacia P. Viduya Pp: 142-145

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