Sum and Difference
of
Two Cubes
Objectives: In this lesson, you will
be able to:
Factor the sum and difference of
two cubes completely and
EXPLORATION
Complete the following products.
1. (x + 3) (x2
- 3x + 9)
=x3
+____-3x2
-9x+_____+27
=x3
+___
EXPLORATION
Complete the following products.
2. (x - 3) (x2
+ 3x + 9)
=___-3x2
+3x2
-___+9x-27
=___ - 27
Extension:
SUM AND DIFFERENCE OF TWO CUBES
Let x and y be real numbers, variables,
or algebraic expressions.
Factoring Sum of Two Cubes
Factoring Difference of Two Cubes
x3
+ y3
= (x+y) (x2
-xy+y2
)
x3
- y3
= (x-y) (x2
+xy+y2
)
Example 1:
a. a3
+64
Factor each completely
b. 8b3
+ 27c3
= (a +4)(a2
- 4a+16)
= (2b+3c)(4b2
- 6bc+9c2
)
Solution
QUIZ # 3:
1. 13
A. Evaluate:
2. 23
3. 33
4. 43
5. 53
6. 63
7. 73
8. 83
9. 93
10. 103
Quiz # 3
B. Factor each completely
11. m3
-64
12. 125+8q3
13. t3
-125s3
14. (u3
-8)(u3
+8)
15. 343v3
+ 27w6
Note: For a variable to be perfect
square, it must be raised to an
even power. The perfect integer
squares less than 300 are 1, 4, 9,
16, 25, 36, 49, 64, 81, 100, 121,
144, 169, 196, 225, 256, and 289.
Example 2:
Factor each completely.
a. 4a2
-
49
b. 9x2
- 25y4
c. 81 - 4p6
q4
Try it # 2:
Factor each completely.
a. 9a2
-
49
b. 64x2
- 25y4
If the terms of a binomial
have a common factor, first
factor out the common
factor. Then continue
factoring.
Example 3
Factor each completely
a. 20x3
- 5x
b. 112-175m4
c. 100x4
- 9x6
Try it # 3
Factor each completely
a. 28x3
- 7x
b. 128-200m4
After you have factored a difference
of two squares, you can sometimes
continue factoring. Factoring
completely means to continue
factoring until no further factors can
be found.
Example 4
Factor each completely
a. 1 - 81x8
b. x4
y8
-z4
Try it # 4
Factor each completely
a. 1 - 16x8
b. a4
-625b8
Quiz # 3
A. Tell whether or not the given polynomial is a
difference of two squares.
1. a2
- 121
2. c2
- 18
3. d3
- 25
4. 25e2
- 16
5. 49f2
- 2g2
6. 64 +h2
7. 4m4
- 4n2
8. 2 (q2
- 4)
9. r2
- 9s4
10. t14
- u12
Quiz # 3
B. Factor each of the following completely
1. a4
- b6
2. c2
- 81
3. 4h2
- 49
4. 16j2
- 81k2
5. 1 - 25q4
6. 16r4
-121
7. 5t3
- 20t
8. 72v - 8v3
9. 144h2
- 49i2
10. (j+k)2
- 400

Factoring Sum and Difference of two cubes.pptx

  • 1.
  • 2.
    Objectives: In thislesson, you will be able to: Factor the sum and difference of two cubes completely and
  • 3.
    EXPLORATION Complete the followingproducts. 1. (x + 3) (x2 - 3x + 9) =x3 +____-3x2 -9x+_____+27 =x3 +___
  • 4.
    EXPLORATION Complete the followingproducts. 2. (x - 3) (x2 + 3x + 9) =___-3x2 +3x2 -___+9x-27 =___ - 27
  • 5.
    Extension: SUM AND DIFFERENCEOF TWO CUBES Let x and y be real numbers, variables, or algebraic expressions. Factoring Sum of Two Cubes Factoring Difference of Two Cubes x3 + y3 = (x+y) (x2 -xy+y2 ) x3 - y3 = (x-y) (x2 +xy+y2 )
  • 6.
    Example 1: a. a3 +64 Factoreach completely b. 8b3 + 27c3 = (a +4)(a2 - 4a+16) = (2b+3c)(4b2 - 6bc+9c2 ) Solution
  • 7.
    QUIZ # 3: 1.13 A. Evaluate: 2. 23 3. 33 4. 43 5. 53 6. 63 7. 73 8. 83 9. 93 10. 103
  • 8.
    Quiz # 3 B.Factor each completely 11. m3 -64 12. 125+8q3 13. t3 -125s3 14. (u3 -8)(u3 +8) 15. 343v3 + 27w6
  • 9.
    Note: For avariable to be perfect square, it must be raised to an even power. The perfect integer squares less than 300 are 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64, 81, 100, 121, 144, 169, 196, 225, 256, and 289.
  • 10.
    Example 2: Factor eachcompletely. a. 4a2 - 49 b. 9x2 - 25y4 c. 81 - 4p6 q4
  • 11.
    Try it #2: Factor each completely. a. 9a2 - 49 b. 64x2 - 25y4
  • 12.
    If the termsof a binomial have a common factor, first factor out the common factor. Then continue factoring.
  • 13.
    Example 3 Factor eachcompletely a. 20x3 - 5x b. 112-175m4 c. 100x4 - 9x6
  • 14.
    Try it #3 Factor each completely a. 28x3 - 7x b. 128-200m4
  • 15.
    After you havefactored a difference of two squares, you can sometimes continue factoring. Factoring completely means to continue factoring until no further factors can be found.
  • 16.
    Example 4 Factor eachcompletely a. 1 - 81x8 b. x4 y8 -z4
  • 17.
    Try it #4 Factor each completely a. 1 - 16x8 b. a4 -625b8
  • 18.
    Quiz # 3 A.Tell whether or not the given polynomial is a difference of two squares. 1. a2 - 121 2. c2 - 18 3. d3 - 25 4. 25e2 - 16 5. 49f2 - 2g2 6. 64 +h2 7. 4m4 - 4n2 8. 2 (q2 - 4) 9. r2 - 9s4 10. t14 - u12
  • 19.
    Quiz # 3 B.Factor each of the following completely 1. a4 - b6 2. c2 - 81 3. 4h2 - 49 4. 16j2 - 81k2 5. 1 - 25q4 6. 16r4 -121 7. 5t3 - 20t 8. 72v - 8v3 9. 144h2 - 49i2 10. (j+k)2 - 400