Multiply the Polynomials:
(3x2y)(2x4z)(yz)
6x6y2z2
Factor:
16p4 + 4p3
4p3(4p + 1)
Factor:
x2+4x+4
(x+2)2
Factor:
p2 +2p -35
(p-5)(p+7)
2x points--Factor:
t4-7t2+18
(t+3)(t-3)(t2+2)
Multiply the Polynomials:
(2x - 3)(4x + 2)
8x2 - 8x - 6
Factor out the GCF
5a3+2a2
a2(5a+2)
DOUBLE JEOPARDY--Factor:
x2-9
(x+3)(x-3)
Factor:
z2 - 4z - 21
(z+3)(z-7)
2x points--Factor:
(y+3)2+5(y+3)-24
y(y+11)
DOUBLE JEOPARDY--Multiply the Polynomials:
(-2m - n)(m - 2n)
-2m2 + 3mn + 2n2
Factor:
63 + 45b
9(7 + 5b)
Is x2-14x+49 a perfect square trinomial?
Why? (we talked about a way to check for perfect square trinomials)
Yes
1) x2 = (x)2 i.e. perfect square
2) 49 = (7)2 i.e. perfect square
3) 2ab = 2(x)(7) = 14x i.e. middle term
Factor:
-5y2 - 22y - 8
(-5y-2)(y+4)
2x points--Factor:
9s2+6sk-8k2
(3s+4k)(3s-2k)
Multiply the Polynomials:
(4n - 1)(3n + 4)(n - 5)
12n3 - 47n2 - 69n +20
Factor:
14a3 + 21a6 + 21a8
7a3(2 + 3a3 + 3a5)
Factor:
100p4-120p2q+36q2
(10p2-6q)2
Factor:
6v2 + 66v + 60
6(v + 10)(v + 1)
2x points--Factor:
(a+b)2-(a-c)2
(2a+b-c)(b+c)
Multiply the Polynomials:
(d + 3)(d2 - 4d + 1)
d3 - d2 -11d + 3
DOUBLE JEOPARDY--Factor out the GCF
9x6yz − 63x3y2z4 − 90x2z
9x2z(x4y − 7xy2z3 − 10)
Factor:
x8-256
(x4+16)(x2+4)(x+2)(x-2)
Factor:
5v2 − 30v + 40
5(v − 2)(v − 4)
2x points--Factor (hint: you will have to add a "+ 4 - 4" at some point to make what you get factorable)
(a2-4a-1)2-16
(a-3)(a-1)(a-5)(a+1)