FACTORING USING COMMON MONOMIAL FACTOR || GRADE 8 MATHEMATICS Q1

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30 Jun 202018:06

Summary

TLDRIn this video, Monica explains how to find the greatest common factor (GCF) of numbers and polynomials using methods like listing and prime factorization. She covers the definition and examples of monomials, polynomials, and the process of factoring polynomials using the distributive property. Through detailed examples, Monica demonstrates step-by-step procedures to determine the GCF and factor polynomials completely. The video aims to enhance understanding of these mathematical concepts, making it easier for viewers to solve related problems.

Takeaways

  • 📘 Understanding how to find the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) of polynomials.
  • 📊 Two methods to find the GCF: Listing factors and Prime Factorization.
  • 🔱 Explanation of monomials and polynomials, including their components like constants and variables.
  • đŸ§© Importance of arranging polynomials in standard form for easier factoring.
  • 🧼 Definition of GCF: The greatest numerical factor with variables having the least degree.
  • 🔍 Step-by-step example of finding GCF by listing factors and using prime factorization.
  • 📐 Factoring pairs of monomials using prime factorization to identify common factors.
  • 🔗 Applying the distributive property to factor polynomials using the GCF.
  • 📈 Detailed examples of factoring various polynomials using GCF and distributive property.
  • 📝 Rewriting polynomials as products of smaller degree polynomials for simpler solutions.

Q & A

  • What is the greatest common factor (GCF)?

    -The greatest common factor (GCF) is the largest number that divides two or more numbers without leaving a remainder.

  • How can we find the GCF by listing factors?

    -To find the GCF by listing factors, list all the factors of each number, then identify the largest factor that appears in each list.

  • What is prime factorization?

    -Prime factorization involves breaking down a number into its prime factors, which are prime numbers that multiply together to give the original number.

  • How do we use prime factorization to find the GCF?

    -To use prime factorization to find the GCF, break down each number into its prime factors, then identify the common prime factors and multiply them together.

  • What is a monomial?

    -A monomial is a type of polynomial that has only one term, which can be a constant, a variable, or the product of constants and variables.

  • How do we factor polynomials using the GCF?

    -To factor polynomials using the GCF, first find the GCF of all the terms in the polynomial, then divide each term by the GCF and write the polynomial as the product of the GCF and the resulting polynomial.

  • What is the standard form of a polynomial?

    -The standard form of a polynomial is when its terms are arranged in descending order of their degrees, from highest to lowest.

  • How do you determine the GCF of monomials with variables?

    -To determine the GCF of monomials with variables, find the GCF of the numerical coefficients and the lowest power of each common variable.

  • What is the distributive property?

    -The distributive property states that a(b + c) = ab + ac, which allows us to factor out a common factor from a polynomial.

  • How do you use the distributive property to factor polynomials?

    -To use the distributive property to factor polynomials, find the GCF of the terms, factor it out, and write the polynomial as the product of the GCF and the remaining polynomial.

Outlines

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đŸŽ¶ Introduction to Greatest Common Factor

In this video, Monica discusses the concept of the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and its importance in mathematics. The GCF can be found through listing factors or prime factorization. The video will also cover polynomial factorization using the distributive property.

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🔱 Finding the GCF with Examples

This section provides examples of finding the GCF of different pairs of monomials. It explains the process of using prime factorization to identify common factors and how to apply them in solving problems. The examples include pairs like 6a and 18aB, 10a and 12aÂČB, and negative 8xÂČy and 16xy.

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✏ Factoring Polynomials Using GCF

Monica explains how to factor polynomials by rewriting them as a product of polynomials of smaller degrees using the GCF. Examples include factoring 4xÂČ + 6x and 3xÂČ + 6x. The process of using the distributive property to simplify polynomials is detailed.

15:06

📐 Advanced Polynomial Factorization

This segment covers more complex examples of polynomial factorization. Monica demonstrates factoring expressions with multiple terms and different structures, such as 7/8a + 3 - c(a + 3) and combining like terms to simplify the factorization process.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

The GCF is the highest number that divides two or more numbers without leaving a remainder. In the video, the GCF is found either by listing the factors of the numbers or by using prime factorization. For example, the GCF of 6x^2 and 15x^4 is found to be 3x^2.

💡Prime Factorization

Prime factorization involves breaking down a number into its basic prime number multipliers. This concept is used in the video to determine the GCF of given terms. For instance, 6 is broken down into 2 and 3, which are prime numbers.

💡Polynomial

A polynomial is a mathematical expression consisting of variables, coefficients, and exponents combined using addition, subtraction, and multiplication. The video discusses factoring polynomials completely by finding the common monomial factor and using the distributive property.

💡Monomial

A monomial is a single term polynomial, consisting of a constant, a variable, or a product of constants and variables. For example, '6a' and '18aB' are monomials discussed in the video while finding their GCF.

💡Standard Form

Standard form refers to the way a polynomial is arranged in descending order of the degree of its terms. The video explains the importance of arranging polynomials in standard form to simplify the process of finding the GCF.

💡Common Monomial Factor

The common monomial factor is the highest common factor of the terms in a polynomial. The video demonstrates how to factor polynomials by identifying and factoring out the common monomial factor, such as 2x in the expression 4x^2 + 6x.

💡Distributive Property

The distributive property is a fundamental algebraic property used to multiply a single term and two or more terms inside a parenthesis. The video uses this property to rewrite polynomials in their factored form, making it easier to simplify and solve them.

💡Variable

A variable is a symbol used to represent an unknown number in mathematical expressions and equations. In the video, variables like x and y are used in polynomials to illustrate how to find the GCF and factor expressions.

💡Exponent

An exponent indicates how many times a number (the base) is multiplied by itself. The video discusses how to handle exponents while finding the GCF of terms like 6x^2 and 15x^4, where the exponent determines the power of the variable.

💡Factoring

Factoring is the process of breaking down a polynomial into simpler polynomials that, when multiplied together, give the original polynomial. The video teaches how to factor polynomials by identifying the GCF and using the distributive property.

Highlights

Introduction to the concept of the Greatest Common Factor (GCF).

Explanation of how to find the GCF by listing factors and using prime factorization.

Definition and examples of monomials and polynomials.

Description of standard form for polynomials and arranging them in descending order.

Detailed process of finding the GCF of given terms using listing and prime factorization.

Example of finding the GCF of 6x^2 and 15x^4 by listing factors.

Step-by-step explanation of finding the GCF using prime factorization for 6x^2 and 15x^4.

Examples of finding the GCF for pairs of monomials, such as 6a and 18aB.

Explanation of factoring polynomials completely using the GCF.

Example of factoring a polynomial 4x^2 + 6x using the GCF.

Discussion of another method to factor polynomials by dividing by the GCF.

Example of factoring 3x^2 + 6x using the GCF and verifying by multiplication.

Explanation of how to factor more complex polynomials like 6x^4 - 14x^2.

Introduction to factoring expressions with multiple terms using the GCF.

Example of factoring an expression like 7a(a + 3) - c(a + 3) by identifying the common factor.

Final example of factoring a complex polynomial involving multiple terms and common factors.

Encouragement to practice and apply these factoring techniques.

Transcripts

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hi Monica wama in this video that allaha

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is not in how are we going to find the

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greatest common factor or unity natal

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what naughty GCF of course by listing or

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prime factorization pagalava

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we will factor polynomials completely

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with common monomial factor and use

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distributive property to factor

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polynomials so before we proceed to the

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discussion let us unlock first greatest

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common factor or unity natal what

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nothing GCF anima bang GCF and GCL at

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the human factors Nahum one then semana

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terms take note Kotaku muha dire no

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common factors nila okuni not in your

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penis Amata s kya from the word itself

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greatest

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sakuni not in your penis amitis no

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factor nila panel aa prime factors

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vaccine I've been adding prime factors

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these are numbers at Ala Moana numbers

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and banging factor in Geelong I won and

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the number itself

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halimbawa to so on factors Nonya i 1 and

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itself three and five those are some of

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the examples next monomial packs in a

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benedict monomial this is a special kind

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of polynomial nahusa and and in London

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termini I turns yeah I is a LAN so from

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the prefix mono means one so they we

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only have one term for it and then

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polynomial this is an expression

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combined with constant

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Etrigan phoenix AMISOM on constant

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variable or weathering product of two

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product non constant or variable or

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product non constant and variable now

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take note that part an exponent yeah

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must be a whole number so hindi chaya

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pointing Macarena negative exponent done

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fraction or you may symbols next

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standard form when we see standard form

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this is a kind of arrangement of a

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polynomial in descending order

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paksy nominating descending order next

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is simulations our highest degree to

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list degree in Pina fam'ly Baba

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okay greatest common factor it refers

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the common factor having the greatest

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numerical factor and with variables

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having the least degree so on Kahuna net

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in a numerical factor Alpena Jimenez

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adds a variable name and patent and

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including adding a young Pina from Ababa

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and degree or exponent example marina

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from 6x squared + 15 X raise to 4 so

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panel not in Conan and GCF neato so by

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listing pate not in Tonga win so I'm

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gonna factor c6i 1 2 3 6 + x squared so

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15 demand Marin time 1 3 5 15 + X raise

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to 4 so panel not including and GCF I

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know you common factor in along the

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lower that is 3 take note the patent

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greatest and then subpoenas Kohanim

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Baba and degree since Marin Tod tombola

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1x okuni not a new pin hama baba and

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degree and that is x squared so

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therefore we will have 3x squared next

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another way is by prime factorization so

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6x squared so Miggy Zipkin among of

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factors num number or terminal now prime

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number long so halimbawa high six so

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Hindi moon up wedding comedian City six

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1 and 6 because 6 is not a prime number

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so much eg second among a number in a

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prime number Islam so halimbawa 6 we

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have two entry 2 times 3 is 6 2 & 3 are

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prime numbers and then x squared Sousa

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momentum 1 and 15 we can only use 3 & 5

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if you are using prime factorization and

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there

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X raise to 4 so unknown comments of

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vanillin dalawa we have three and then

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coordinate any impede on Ababa exponents

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of variable and that is squared so we

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will have the GCF is 3x squared next

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let's try to find the GCF of each pair

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of monomials so I have here 6a and 18 a

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B so for 6a by using prime factorization

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we have 2 times 3 times a for 18 a B we

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have 2 times 3 times 3 times a times B

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so OD pink una a Hannah or Maggie is a

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plant I you know malefactors na prime

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numbers lump OH so 2 times 3 is 6 6

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times 3 is 18 now

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I know Marin's a 6 in the marin k-8 in a

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B para Hasidim my 2 and 3 para her

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insulin my a so you know I Baba bana 10

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we will have 2 times 3 times a and then

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we will multiply 2 times 3 that will

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become 6a next I have here it an A and

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12 a squared B so hi Napolitano my zip

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tie on among a prime numbers now factors

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num 10 so we have 2 & 5 2 times 5 is 10

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and then a so for 12 a squared B we have

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2 times 2 times 3 because 2 times 2 is 4

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4 times 3 is 12 and then a squared times

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B so a new comments of vanillin dalawa

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we have 2 and then Perry who salon my a

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but remember nifer / / a hosting on my

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variable neon that is their common

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variable pair of a Pagano and kohonen

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exponent so we will get a not a

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so Bob a banana in you and we have to

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and then II now bakit hindi KO nila guys

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bucket in the cannula Gracie because

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Evelyn among be eaten a so we will only

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get two and a and that is the GCF is 2 e

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next I have here negative eight x

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squared y + 16 X Y so for negative 8

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since negative Y unmarried I am negative

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sign and then two times two four times

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so that is eight x squared times y for

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16 X Y we have two x - 4 x - 8 x - 16

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and then x + y so I know comments of

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AnnaLynne del agua we have 2 times 2

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times 2 indeed anatomy sasame you need

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some tools a 16 X Y cassette along the

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Monon to dunce a negative 8x squared Y

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now para hasidim may come on the X

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variable so again kohonen Lunetta apena

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from above an exponent and that is X

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same as Y so bring down a 10 in that

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long to e by by not in CX and CY so we

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will have now 2 x - 4 times 2 that is 8

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X Y next eight a B raised to 3 or 8 eb q

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+ 10 y squared b squared so for 8 a B

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cube we have 2 times 2 times 2 times a

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times B cube portend a squared B squared

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we have 2 times 5 times a squared times

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B squared so an on hormone we have - we

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will not get the other tools Casa

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b squared

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wala naman 5 by 8 a B cube now for a

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variable kakuni not a Numa Bob an

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exponent and that is a verb in a man and

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ma Baba IC b squared so you know kohonen

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attend so we will have now 2 e and b

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squared so the GCF is 2 a B squared

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okay let's proceed on how are we going

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to factor polynomial in omean refers to

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rewriting a polynomial as a product of

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polynomials of smaller degree so we will

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try to factor the given polynomial using

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the GCF so I have here 4x squared plus

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6x so holy not in a GCF that is 2x in

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factored form you GCF in Alleghany not

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inches on the bus now I know not in

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Cahoon a new NASA lobna parentheses

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okay so puede think of a number not a

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bug or think of a monomial hug me

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multiply mode the resulting product will

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be 4x squared so hogaya nito 2 times 2

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is 4 and then the LA 1x we will add the

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exponent that's why it became x squared

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now back it 3 because 2 times 3 I am 6

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and then since it's a lock on X yeah

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that's why we have 6x another way

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podrĂ­an among c4 x squared e divided

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musa 2 X 4 divided 2 that is 2 x squared

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divide X cap Ignasi divide Taiyo we are

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subtracting the exponent if they have

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the same base that's why x squared minus

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1 a Toyin 2x dents a GCF not NK on again

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X nalang done and then 6 divide to pay

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an Ohana to c3

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another example 3x squared plus 6x the

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GCF is 3x Salalah gain a teensy 3x

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alibis panadeine kakuni noonas Allah or

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think of a monomial again so 3x and then

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since x squared Y so Metallica title is

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some X and then 3 times 2 that is 6 and

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then we only have one X Chaya 6x Don

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next 6 X raise to 4 minus 14x squared so

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the GCF is 2x squared

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lalla gain attention oil pan acutally

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new 3x squared because 2 times 3 is 6x

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squared and then x squared that will

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become X raise to 4 now this is my nose

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and then 2 times 7 that makes it four it

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in and then since we only have x squared

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that's why we have 14x squared okay

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let's have the detailed solution yes you

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see after they write the polynomial so

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kagael and in tow Hanina very Papa

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hittin a teen this is another way using

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distributive property so at all a legacy

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GCF see 2x and then use distributive

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property gonna go there and you eat a

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time some hi 2x for you to get 4x

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squared at I know you get at times

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Marines dance a second term or

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Parramatta Hamas is 6x so iron panel not

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into gagawin who annoy you GCF

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Dagon attendance and Abbas pendin come

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on om na ho ha mom come on wanna

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monomial factor rather you know Gilligan

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attends aha parentheses

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next three x squared plus 6x so again

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use the GC after I write the polynomial

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illapis not in C 3 X and then 3 X in the

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second term think of a monomial factor

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which is x + - Sibylla so we will have

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now 3 x times X plus 2 pi new noggin

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ganyan write the GCL and then the common

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monomial factor

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next six X raise to 4 minus 14x squared

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so same procedure buh-bah see GCF and

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then enclosed by the parentheses or

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or not in June 3x squared

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copy the sign and then bring down seven

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next I have here 7/8 times a plus 3

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minus C times a plus 3 so panel not in

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shape apart or so see a simple as thing

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Manza who I know young GCF nil epochs in

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having GCF I know you Marin Cilic are a

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whole that is a plus 3 so I bababa not

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in yon and then in 7a minus C e ba ba ba

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Rena 10 I am

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hey another example so Conan will let

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you GCF young comments of vanilla that

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is n plus 3 and then say 8m plus B that

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is another binomial sum Johnathon

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Schaech not a factor

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okay another example I have here four

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times three B minus 1 plus Phi B times 1

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minus 3p plus 4c times 3 B minus 1 so

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who mop up and say no pan unit into

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muffin fact or in unison the or not

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parentheses there's a middle term Nathan

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I 1 minus 3p so what I see long GCF

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debar so mahira so pan on Dagobah not n

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we all know that 1 - 3 B is equal to

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negative times the quantity of negative

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1 plus 3b so panadeine gagawin yan

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if a times not ensure by negative 1 come

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on yaar a McGee negative 5a times

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negative 1 plus 3b plus 4c times the

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quantity of 3b minus 1 so i na in an

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area so seam allowance at the ass the

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name's not attentions by negative 1 K

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and again negative 5a c1 again negative

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1 C negative 3b in again positive 3 P

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now in deeper in Xalapa Reijo so pan and

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gagawin we will just rearrange the given

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polynomial so put in a knot in song are

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you saying

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so panel gaga when I use in the net in

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show you 3 be like ela gamer sir laughs

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you minus 1 in the game sir

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right so map app encino para para holly

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solanum GCF so we will now have 3b minus

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1 times 4 minus 5a plus 4c

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thank you for watching this video I hope

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