MA.912.AR.1.7 · Non-linear Relationships
Factoring rewrites a sum as a product, and it is the gateway to solving quadratics. Students pull out a greatest common factor, factor trinomials, recognize a difference of squares or a perfect square trinomial, and factor four-term expressions by grouping.
Expressions are capped at four terms with integer coefficients. A greatest-common-factor-only item must have three or four terms or involve at least two variables, so the easy two-term case does not appear alone. Quartic polynomials in quadratic form are in scope; the sum and difference of cubes are explicitly out of scope. Equation editor and multiple choice items dominate.
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Correct answer: C.
Pick one match in each row, then check.
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Correct answer: Row 1: C, Row 2: A, Row 3: B (green boxes above)
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Correct answer: B, C (highlighted above)
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Correct answer: A.
Enter the full expression. If it has a variable, include it.
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