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Title: Factoring Special Polynomials
Description: Included- rules for factoring Based on Honors Algebra 1 class, also used to Honors Algebra 2 class
Description: Included- rules for factoring Based on Honors Algebra 1 class, also used to Honors Algebra 2 class
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Factoring Special Polynomials
To see if a trinomial (such as 4x^2 + 12x + 9) is a perfect square, use the following test
Is the first term, 4x^2, a perfect square? Yes: square root is; (2x)
Is the last term, 9, a perfect square? Yes: square root is: (3)
Is the middle term, 12x, twice the product of the square roots of the first and last
terms? Yes: 2(2x)(3)= 12x
Thus, 4x^2 +12 + 9 is a perfect square trinomial
Title: Factoring Special Polynomials
Description: Included- rules for factoring Based on Honors Algebra 1 class, also used to Honors Algebra 2 class
Description: Included- rules for factoring Based on Honors Algebra 1 class, also used to Honors Algebra 2 class