Activity: Factor Me! Find the factors of each expression. 1. 8a + 10a? 2, 6n2-9n 3. 16p + 4p°

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Quarter 1 Week 1 LAS 1
: Polynomials with Common Monomial Factor
:Factor polynomials with common polynomial factor
: Math 8 Self-learning Module, DepEd-Region XII, 2020, M8AL-la-b-1
:Jamaico H. Taborada
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Steps to Factoring a Monomial from a Polynomial
1. Determine the GCF of all terms in the polynomial.
2. Divide the GCF in each of the term.
3. Use the distributive property to facior aut the GCF.
Example: Factor 12x? + 42x
Step 1: Determine the GCF
• 12x? = (2)(2)(3)(x)(x)
42x = (2)(3)(7)(x)
> Since 2, 3 and x are common then the GCF is (2)(3)x = 6x
Step 2: Divide the GCF in each of the term
12x2
42x
= 2x,
= 7
6x
6x
> Thus, the other factor is 2x + 7
Step 3: Use the distributive property to factor out the GCF.
• Polynomial = (GCF) (the other factor)
► 12x? + 42x = 6x(2x + 7)
Activity: Factor Me!
Find the factors of each expression.
1. 8a + 10a?
4. 32a b? + 8a?b² - 80a b?
2. 6n2- 9n
5. 20a12b2 + 6a®b-20a b3
3. 16p + 4p°
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Transcribed Image Text:MA Grade & Section: Score: Name: Subject: Mathematics 8 Teacher: Quarter 1 Week 1 LAS 1 : Polynomials with Common Monomial Factor :Factor polynomials with common polynomial factor : Math 8 Self-learning Module, DepEd-Region XII, 2020, M8AL-la-b-1 :Jamaico H. Taborada Lesson Activity Title Learning Target Reference(s) LAS Writer Steps to Factoring a Monomial from a Polynomial 1. Determine the GCF of all terms in the polynomial. 2. Divide the GCF in each of the term. 3. Use the distributive property to facior aut the GCF. Example: Factor 12x? + 42x Step 1: Determine the GCF • 12x? = (2)(2)(3)(x)(x) 42x = (2)(3)(7)(x) > Since 2, 3 and x are common then the GCF is (2)(3)x = 6x Step 2: Divide the GCF in each of the term 12x2 42x = 2x, = 7 6x 6x > Thus, the other factor is 2x + 7 Step 3: Use the distributive property to factor out the GCF. • Polynomial = (GCF) (the other factor) ► 12x? + 42x = 6x(2x + 7) Activity: Factor Me! Find the factors of each expression. 1. 8a + 10a? 4. 32a b? + 8a?b² - 80a b? 2. 6n2- 9n 5. 20a12b2 + 6a®b-20a b3 3. 16p + 4p° This space is for the QR Code
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