With the 4 methods of factorisation:
1) taking out common factor
2) grouping
3) formulae
4) cross-multiplication,
state the one you prefer most? Explain your choice?
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Question 2: Factorised correctly?
How would you do your checks to see if you factorised correctly?
[Habits of Mind: Striving for Accuracy]
[Habits of Mind: Striving for Accuracy]
Points to note before attempting Questions 3 to 6
As you will be unable to type square power in x², please use x^2 to mean the same thing.
This will apply to your responses for Questions 3 to 6.
This will apply to your responses for Questions 3 to 6.
Question 3: Factorise by taking out common factor
Give an algebraic expression that can be factorised using the method of taking out the common factor.
Question 4: Factorise by grouping
Give an algebraic expression that can be factorised by using the method of grouping.
Question 4: Factorise by grouping
Give an algebraic expression that can be factorised using the method of grouping.
Question 5: Factorise by formulae
Give an algebraic expression that can be factorised using one of the three formulae.
Question 6: Factorise by cross-multiplication method
Give an algebraic expression that can be factorised by using the cross-multiplication method.
Question 7: Which method?
Out of the 4 methods of factorisation, state which method you would use for each of the two expressions. Explain your choice of method.
a) 4x²-12x+9
b) 4x²+4x-15
a) 4x²-12x+9
b) 4x²+4x-15
Question 8: Extend your Learning...
State the number of answers to the following equations.
a) 3x+2=17
b) x²-2x-3=0
c) x³-4x²+6x-7=0
Explain your answers.
a) 3x+2=17
b) x²-2x-3=0
c) x³-4x²+6x-7=0
Explain your answers.
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