What are the 3 steps for factoring completely?

2. How did the technique of "Factoring by Grouping" get it's name?

3. How can you tell if Factoring by Grouping works for a problem?

4. What is a perfect square trinomial?

5. a.) How can you tell if a binomial is the difference of two squares.

b.) What is the factored form of the difference of two squares.

6. How do you find the zero's of a polynomial function?

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Brittany Bartlett

Mathematics

3 October, 12:14

What are the 3 steps for factoring completely?

2. How did the technique of "Factoring by Grouping" get it's name?

3. How can you tell if Factoring by Grouping works for a problem?

4. What is a perfect square trinomial?

5. a.) How can you tell if a binomial is the difference of two squares.

b.) What is the factored form of the difference of two squares.

6. How do you find the zero's of a polynomial function?

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Dylan Harvey · Answer 1

The three steps in Factoring Completely are:

Factor a GCF from the expression, if possible.

Factor a Trinomial, if possible.

Factor a Difference Between Two Squares as many times as possible.