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FACTORINGBINOMIALS
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Factoring Binomials(4 Possibilities)
• GCF (Greatest Common Factor)
• Difference of Squares
•Sum or Difference of Cubes
• Prime (Not Factorable)
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If a GCF exists, simply factor it out.
10y5 −12y=
3x2 −18x=
5x2 −20x5 =
2y(5y 4−6)
3x(x−6)
5x2 (1−4x3)
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2nd PossibilityDIFFERENCE OF 2
SQUARES
If both terms in the binomial are squares and they are subtracted, a Simple Formula will give you the
answer.
a2 −b2( ) = a+b( ) a−b( )
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x 2 − 25 = (x + 5)(x − 5)
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x 2 − 25 = ?
a2 −b2 =(a+b)(a−b)
a = x2 =x
Example 1)
The Difference of Squares Formula is
Find a and b, then plug them into the formula.
b = 25 =5
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Examples of Diff. Of Squares
y2 −49 =
x2 −25 =
x4 −4 =
9x2 −y2 =
A2 −B2 = (A + B)(A−B)
(x + 5)(x−5)
(x2 + 2)(x2 −2)
(3x + y)(3x−y)(y + 7)(y−7)
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Recognizing Monomial Squares
Numbers that are perfect squares are: 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36…
Variables that are perfect squares are:(Any even powered variable is a perfect square)
Monomials that are perfect squares are:€
x 2,y 2,x 4,x10,y16
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36x 2,4y 2,25x 4 ,9x10,100y16
2x2
2x2 4x4
Check this picture out.It shows why any even poweredVariable is a perfect square.
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Try These
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y 2 −1 = ?
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x 2 −100 = ?
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x 4 −144 = ?
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16x 2 − 4y 2 = ?
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3nd PossibilitySUM or DIFFERENCE OF 2 CUBES
If both binomials are cubes and they are added
( )( )2233 babababa +−+=+
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If both binomials are cubes and they are subtracted
( )( )2233 babababa ++−=−
To solve sum and difference of two cubes, simply solve for a and b. Then plug into the correct formula.
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( )( )2233 babababa +−+=+
( )( )2233 babababa ++−=−
1. Factor completely 12527 3 +x
12527 3 +x ( ) ( ) ( )( )2233 )5()5)(3()3(5353 +−+=+ xxxx
( )( )25159(53 2 +−+= xxx
2. Factor completely xx 4487 4 −
( )647 3 −= xx
( )( )16447 2 ++−= xxxx
GCF FIRST!
a b
a = xb = 4
a = 3xb = 5
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If the binomial does not have a GCF & is not a Diff. Of Squares , Diff. of Cubes, or Sum of Cubes
PRIME & NOT FACTORABLE
4th and last possibility when trying to factor a binomial
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Examples of Prime Binomials
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x 2 − 2
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4y 2 + 25
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4x 2 − y 3
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Which binomials are Prime?
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33x 2 − 9
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49x 2 − y
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121x 2 −100€
4x 2 − y10