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Notes 8.5 FACTORING x 2 + bx + c

The first reason we need to an expression is to represented an expression in a simpler form. The second reason is it allows us to equations. FACTOR EQUIVALENT

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Page 1: The first reason we need to an expression is to represented an expression in a simpler form. The second reason is it allows us to equations. FACTOR EQUIVALENT

Notes 8.5 – FACTORING x2 + bx + c

Page 2: The first reason we need to an expression is to represented an expression in a simpler form. The second reason is it allows us to equations. FACTOR EQUIVALENT

The first reason we need to an expression is to

represented an expression in a

simpler form.

The second reason is it allows us to equations.

FACTOR

EQUIVALENT

I. Why Factor?

SOLVE

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Find the missing value in each equation.

1.) 2.) 2 7 12 4x x x x 2 9 14 2x x x x

3 7

The trinomial written as a product of two

binomials is in FACTORED FORM.

2x bx c

Our goal is to find two integers whose SUM is b and

PRODUCT is c.

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Example: What is the factored form of 2 7 10?x x

2 7 10 2 5x x x x

II. When b > 0 and c > 0

1 & 10

Factors of

10

Sum of

Factors

2 & 5

11

7

Hint: Make a table!

Now find b.

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Example: What is the factored form of 2 11 24?x x

2 11 24 3 8x x x x

1 & 24

Factors 24 Sum 11

2 & 12

11

25

3 & 8

4 & 6

14

10

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Example: What is the factored form of 2 8 12?x x

2 8 12 2 8x x x x

III. When b < 0 and c > 0.

1 & 12

Factors 12 Sum 8

2 & 6

13

8

Hint: Since b is negative and c is positive, both factors must be negative!

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Example: What is the factored form of 2 9 18?x x

2 9 18 3 6x x x x

2 & 9 Factors 18 Sum 9

3 & 6 119

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Example: What is the factored form of 2 3 10?x x

2 3 10 2 5x x x x

IV. When c < 0.

1 & 10

Factors 10 Sum 3

2 & 5

9

3

Hint: Since c is negative, one factor is positive and the other negative!

2 & 5 3

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Example: What is the factored form of 2 7 8?x x

2 7 8 1 7x x x x

2 & 4 Factors 8 Sum 7

1 & 827

71 & 8

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Helpful Hints

If is close to or greater than , then the factors are

usually spread apart. Ex.

 

If is close to 1, then the factors are usually close together.

Ex.

b1

2c

2 8 20 2 10x x x x

b

2 20 5 4x x x x

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Example: What is the factored form of 2 2?x x

2 2 is x x PRIME

1 & 2 Factors 2 Sum 1

1 & 2

33

V. Prime Trinomials

Since none of the factors have a sum of -1, the expression in PRIME

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A rectangular lot has an area of What are the

possible dimensions of the lot?

VI. Applications2 6 16.x x

A lw

2 6 16x x x x 4 & 4

Factors 16 Sum 6

2 & 80

6

2 6 16 2 8x x x x

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Homework :

Tonight: Section 8.5 pages 536-537 #’s 10-36 all