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An Introduction to Factorisation

An Introduction to Factorisation. Slideshow 14 Mathematics Mr Sasaki Room 307. Objectives. Review the expansion of brackets Be able to factorise by removing factors from terms (the simple case). Review. It’s time to test your expansion skills. Good luck!. Answers.

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An Introduction to Factorisation

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  1. An Introduction to Factorisation Slideshow 14 Mathematics Mr SasakiRoom 307

  2. Objectives • Review the expansion of brackets • Be able to factorise by removing factors from terms (the simple case)

  3. Review It’s time to test your expansion skills. Good luck!

  4. Answers

  5. Factorisation (Simple) Do you remember what factorisation is? Factorisation is the opposite of expansion! We remove factors from the expression and place them outside it. Example Factorise . Both terms here could be divided by 3.

  6. Factorisation (Simple) If terms share common unknowns, they can also be placed outside the expression. Example Factorise . Try to remove whatever you can from each term. Good luck!

  7. Answers - Easy

  8. Answers - Hard

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