General Factoring
GCF
Pairs of Factors
Binomials
Difference of Squares
100

Factor x^3 + 27

What is (x+3)(x^2-3x+9)

100
What is the answer to this question? 25xy-5y? (think GCF)
What is 5y
100
Factoring pairs is what.....
What is simple, but demanding.
100
How many terms are in Binomials?
What is 2 terms
100
Difference in squares represents what?
What is trinomials.
200
Is factoring useful?
What is yes, it is useful, (easiest jeopardy question ever)
200
What is the answer to this question? 100x+10?
What is 10
200
Students need only what simple math skill for pairs of factors?
What is the skill of Multiplication
200
What is something important with binomials?
What is that they need to be in greatest to least form.
200
Are perfect squares involved with this subject?
What is no, or is it?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
300
Why is it useful?
What is that it can help with future jobs, and studying stop signs.
300
GCF does what of the kind......
What is that it simplifies problems and makes them a whole lot easier.
300
What is natural numbers?
What is any number that is not zero.
300
What needs to be multiplyed in every term?
What is EVERYTHING
300
How many terms?
What is 3#
400
Name at least 3 jobs that factoring is useful for?
What is Nasa, Astronaut, and a mathmatics teacher.
400
Why is it easier to do GCF.........
What is, its simpler.
400
What is something that isn't a natural number?
What is decimals, fractions, and ZERO NUMBERS (IM REALLY STRESSING THE WORD ZERO)
400
FOIL is useful for what......
What is to multiply terms
400
Why was grouping not on here?
it was easy
500
Factoring is what......
What is HARD, unless you're smart
500
What is this mega questions answer? 10000x-10000+1000cul8r
What is 1000, if you got this you are smart.
500
Natural numbers do what with pairs of factors?
What is that at least one natural number is the product of a pair of factor
500
What does foil stand for..... Daily Double
What is First, Outside, Inside, Last.
500
Why was prime not on here?
Does it really. Prime is easy. Get over yourself