Factoring Practice
In this lesson on factoring practice, students learn how to factor trinomials with a coefficient greater than one by creating a diamond and identifying two numbers that add up to the middle term coefficient but multiply to the constant term coefficient. The teacher provides two methods to factor the trinomials: factor by group or the box method. Through practice, students can master these techniques and confidently factor trinomials.
Factoring practice - Learn how to factor
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Staff Review
In this lesson, the teacher shows a couple ways of factoring a quadratic equation when the x^2 coefficient is greater than one.
