TODAY’S MIND LUNCH!

1. PRE-TEST
2. LESSON OBJECTIVES
3. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
ABOUT FACTORING
4. COMMON MONOMIAL
FACTOR
5. DIFFERENCE OF TWO
SQUARES
6. A PRESENT FOR
LISTENING/NOT LISTENING
LET’S HAVE A QUICK PRE-TEST!

factorization - expansion
COMMON MONOMIAL
FACTOR AND THE
DIFFERENCE OF TWO
SQUARES
 LESSON OBJECTIVES
•Identify the difference between
FACTORIZATION and
EXPANSION
•Illustrate factors of algebraic
expressions
 LESSON OBJECTIVES
•Factor completely different types
of Polynomials using COMMON
MONOMIAL FACTOR and THE
DIFFERENCE OF TWO SQUARES
•Solve problems involving
FACTORS
OF POLYNOMIALS
SO WHAT EXACTLY IS FACTORIZATION?

FACTORIZATION is the process of

expressing an algebraic expression as the
product of two or more algebraic
expressions.
FACTORIZATION IS THE
OPPOSITE OF EXPANSION!
EXPANSION: Sum of
Products 2
(a b)
 a  ab  b
2 2

FACTORIZATION :
Product of Sums
a  ab  b
2 2

 (a b)
2
KINDS OF FACTORIZATION
Common Monomial Factor

Difference of Two Squares

Sum and Difference of
Two Cubes
Perfect Square Trinomials

Quadratic Trinomials

Factoring by Grouping
BEFORE WE LEARN ABOUT
COMMON MONOMIAL FACTOR…
What is Greatest Common Factor(GCF)?
•The greatest common factor of two numbers is
the greatest integer that is a factor of both
numbers. For example, the GCF of 30 and 48 is 6.
Sol.
•30= 2 * 3 * 5
•48= 2 * 3 * 8
30 and 48 have a factor of 2 and 3 in
common, so the greatest common
factor of 30 and 48 would be 2*3=6
COMMON MONOMIAL FACTOR
•The process is similar when you are asked
to find the greatest common factor of two
or more monomials.
For example:
•36y7 = 2 * 3 * 6 * y * y * y * y * y * y * y
•72y2 = 2 * 2* 3 * 6 * y * y
Notice that 36y7 and 72y2 have a common factor
of 2, 3, 6 and y in common, so the greatest
common factor of 36y7 and 72y2 is 2 * 3 * 6 * y*
y= 36y2
STEPS IN FACTORING COMMON
MONOMIALS 1
Step 1:
Determine the GCF of all terms
in the polynomial.

36x 7 – 72x 2

GCF: 36x2
STEPS IN FACTORING COMMON
MONOMIALS 2
Step 2:
Factor the equation using
the GCF.
36x7 – 72x2 GCF: 36x2

=36x2(x5-2)
HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES!
EXAMPLE 1:
50x - 80y =10(5x-8y)

EXAMPLE 2:
35x2 - 25 =5(7x-5)

EXAMPLE 3:
7ab - 35a2b =7ab(1-5a)
SEATWORK!!!
1)30a  6a  27a  21a
8 5 3 2

2)28b  14b  35b  7b

2 3 2

3)50 x y 10 y  60 xy
2 2

4)30 pqr  5 pq  50q

DIFFERENCE OF TWO SQUARES

The Difference of Two Squares is a kind of

factorization in which a2-b2 is expressed as
(a-b)(a+b). When the sum and difference is
multiplied, it results in a special product.
STEPS IN FACTORING THE
DIFFERENCE OF TWO SQUARES 1
1. CHECK IF THERE ARE
ONLY TWO TERMS.

a -16.
2

Yep, there are only two terms here:

a2 and 16. Remember that terms are
always separated by + or -.
STEPS IN FACTORING THE
DIFFERENCE OF TWO SQUARES 2
2. CHECK IF THE FIRST AND
SECOND TERM ARE PERFECT
SQUARES.

a -16.
2
a =(a)(a)
2
16=(4)(4)
Both a2 and 16 are perfect squares,
so that’s two steps down!
STEPS IN FACTORING THE
DIFFERENCE OF TWO SQUARES 3
3. CHECK IF THE OPERATION
USED IS SUBTRACTION. IF ALL
THREE STEPS HAVE BEEN
SATISFIED, BEGIN FACTORING.

a -16.
2

(a-4)(a+4)
IF THERE SEEMS TO BE NO
DIFFERENCE OF TWO SQUARES…
CHECK FOR A GCF, THEN CHECK
INSIDE THE PARENTHESIS FOR
THE DIFFERENCE OF TWO
SQUARES.

15a 3 -60a =15a(a -4)

2

=15a(a-2)(a+2)
 HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES!
EXAMPLE 1:
x2 - 4 =(x-2)(x+2)

EXAMPLE 2:
9x2 – 25y2=(3x-5y)(3x+5y)

EXAMPLE 3: =4a2(4a2-9)
16a4 – 36a2 =4a2(2a-3)(2a+3)
SEATWORK!!!
1) 10a 160a 3

2) 100a  36a
2 2

3) ( x
2
 25)( x  25)
2

4) 5b 7
 45b (c  25)
5 2

5) (25s  49)( s 3)( s  3)

2
 THE POST-TEST TO END ALL
POST-TESTS (Part 1)
1. a 2
100 5. 144 x 3
 225 x

2. 60 x  24 x 120 x y
10 9 8 2

3. 36b  49c
2 2

4. 15g 6
18g h  27 gh  24 g h
7 3 2 2
 THE POST-TEST TO END ALL
POST-TESTS (Part 2)
6. 42 y z 84 y z 91yz
2 2 5 6

7. ( x  y )( x  y )( x  y )
2 2 2 2 2 2

8. 132n o p 143n op 154no p

5 4 3 2 2

9. (13q r 117qr )(13a b 117cd )

3 3 3 3

10. 49 x y 84 xy z  ab
2 2
AGREEMENT: SOLVE
TO WIN!

2 x18 x

A.Chuuya’s Roast
18 x 18 x18
2
2x B. Dazai’s Comeback
(2x+1)(2x-1)
(4x+4)(4x-4)
A BIG THANKS FROM
GROUP 4!!!!

Sofia Louise F. Buenafe John Gabriel B. Dela Cruz

Kyle Nathan Babilonia Aldrich Mateo
Juan Enrique Ponseca