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Today's math class agenda includes attendance, answering homework questions, learning about factoring greatest common factors and polynomials, taking a quiz, and enjoying a long weekend. The lesson covers finding the greatest common factor of numbers, factoring quadratics by reversing the "FOIL" method, and special factoring cases for polynomials. Students will have classwork and homework assigned.
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- 1. Today’s Agenda • Attendance / Announcements • Questions from HW? • Section 1.3 Factoring • Quiz 1 • Enjoy the Long Weekend!
- 2. Greatest Common Factor Find the GCF of 12, 27, & 36
- 4. Factoring Can think of factoring as the opposite of distributing(multiplying). This means that we’re actually dividing.
- 5. Factoring “What is common to all terms that we can take out?”
- 8. Factoring Quadratics Polynomials of degree 2 mm x xx 43 9 946 2 2 2 ¿ ?
- 9. Factoring Quadratics This can be thought of as the reverse of “F.O.I.L.” And you can always check your answer!
- 20. Classwork / Homework •Page 27 1 – 69 (every other odd)