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    Week 18 Maths (Lead) - Factorising

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    This lesson recording discusses factorizing expressions. It begins by defining the highest common factor and providing examples of finding the HCF of different expressions. It then demonstrates how to factorize expressions by identifying the HCF and writing it outside brackets. Several worked examples are shown factorizing expressions and checking the answers by expansion. Finally, it discusses solving problems using expansion and factorizing.

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    This lesson recording discusses factorizing expressions. It begins by defining the highest common factor and providing examples of finding the HCF of different expressions. It then demonstrates how to factorize expressions by identifying the HCF and writing it outside brackets. Several worked examples are shown factorizing expressions and checking the answers by expansion. Finally, it discusses solving problems using expansion and factorizing.

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    This lesson recording discusses factorizing expressions. It begins by defining the highest common factor and providing examples of finding the HCF of different expressions. It then demonstrates how to factorize expressions by identifying the HCF and writing it outside brackets. Several worked examples are shown factorizing expressions and checking the answers by expansion. Finally, it discusses solving problems using expansion and factorizing.

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    Week 18 Maths (Lead) - Factorising

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    This lesson recording discusses factorizing expressions. It begins by defining the highest common factor and providing examples of finding the HCF of different expressions. It then demonstrates how to factorize expressions by identifying the HCF and writing it outside brackets. Several worked examples are shown factorizing expressions and checking the answers by expansion. Finally, it discusses solving problems using expansion and factorizing.

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    TARTER

    Spot the MISTAKE and write the correct answer

    1)2(a+6) 2)6c-12 12x-20 2y²+6y


    Lead
    Factorising
    LEARNING OBJECTIVE

    • Identify Highest Common Factors

    • Factorise Expressions and check your answer by expanding the brackets

    • Solve problems using expansion and factorising

    Keywords

    Factorise, brackets, expand, simplify


    dentify Highest Common Factors

    The highest common factor is largest number that divides into two given number
    Exactly leaving No remainder.

    Find the highest common factor (HCF) of 12 and 16:

    Factors of 12: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12
    The highest factor in both is 4
    Hence the HCF of 12 and 16 is 4.
    Factors of 16: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16
    dentify Highest Common Factors

    8, 12, 24

    6x, 15x, 21x 3

    40r, 20rm, 55r² 5

    72, 48, 60y 1

    100t², 1000t², 10000t³ 100t

    16ab, 4ac, 8ab 4


    actorise Expressions
    Worked example 1

    d the HCF of 5y and 50

    ctors of 5y are 1, 5, y

    ctors of 50 are 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 50


    Factorise
    ghest common factor is 5 this now goes outside the
    ackets hence 5(…………….) 5y + 50
    k your self ‘what do I multiply to 5 to give me
    ?’…..answer y hence 5(y……..)

    k your self ‘what do I multiply to 5 to give me


    ?’….answer 10 hence 5(y + 10)

    u can check the answer by expanding the brackets


    nce 5(y+10) = 5y+50
    Worked example 2

    d the HCF of 14xy and 28x

    ctors of 14xy are 1, 2, 7, 14, x, y

    ctors of 28x are 1, 2, 4, 7, 14, 28, x


    Factorise
    ghest common factor is 7x (this now goes outside the
    ackets hence 7x(…………….) 14xy + 28x
    k your self ‘what do I multiply to 7x to give me
    xy?’…..answer 2y hence 7x(2y……..)

    k your self ‘what do I multiply to 7x to give me


    x?’….answer 4 hence 7x(2y + 4)

    u can check the answer by expanding the brackets hence


    (2y+4)=14xy+28x
    Method of division
    2
    𝐹𝑎𝑐𝑡𝑜𝑟𝑖𝑠𝑒6𝑡 − 3𝑡
     

    HCF is 3t. First divide everything by the HCF)

     6𝑡 −3 𝑡 2
    =(2 −𝑡 )
    3𝑡

     3 𝑡 (2 − 𝑡 )

      Always check your answer by expanding the brackets hence


    Worked Examples

    Highest common factor is 3


    xample 1
    6r + 15rd – 3r² 3r
    actories 6r + 15rd – 3r²
    Hence 3r(2+5d-r

    Highest common factor is


    xample 2
    3d + 3
    actorise 3d + 3
    Hence 3(d+1
    ave a go… remember to check your answer by expanding the brackets

    2g+4 2(g+2

    12-8t 4(3-2t

    2k+5k² K(2+5k

    6m³-9m² 3m²(m-3

    16- 4b 4(4-b

    12abcd – 120abc 12abc(d-10


    3k+18 3(k+10)

    3k+30 3(k-4)

    3k-27 3(k+3)

    3k+21 3(k-9)

    3k+9 3(k+7)

    3k-12 3(k+6)
    Solve problems using expansion and factorising

    an you explain why 8x +3y can not be factorised?

    o common factors except for 1

    ain factorised an expression correctly. His answer is 2(4y-x). What was the
    xpression that he factorised?

    – 2x

    ex is trying to factorise 15z+30. Ruby thinks the answer is 3(5z+10) Zen thinks the
    swer is 5(3z+6). They are both wrong. Why?

    hey have not used the highest common factor. They should have got 15(z+2)
    ind the missing length

    ? ?

    Area = 3p²+4p p Area = 6+9n 3

    Answer:3p+4 Answer:2+3n
    LEARNING OBJECTIVE

    • Identify Highest Common Factors

    • Factorise Expressions and check your answer by expanding the brackets

    • Solve problems using expansion and factorising

    Keywords

    Factorise, brackets, expand, simplify


    LESSON COMPLETE!
    SEE YOU NEXT LESSON

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