5.3 Common Factoring Worksheet #1 MPM2D Jensen 1. Factor fully if possible a) 15π€ + 25π§ c) 12π ! + 18π ! 2. Factor fully if possible a) 14π₯ ! π¦ + 16π₯π¦ ! c) 7πβ + 2ππ β 13ππ 3. Factor, if possible a) 3π₯ π₯ + 8 + 5(π₯ + 8) b) 17ππ β 8ππ d) 7β + 3π β 5π b) 8π ! π¦ + 11π‘ ! d) 27π ! π ! β 18π ! π ! β 36ππ ! b) π π + 1 + 9π(π + 1) c) 2π¦ π₯ β 5 + 4(π₯ + 5) 4. Factor by grouping a) ππ₯ + ππ¦ + 2π₯ + 2π¦ b) π₯ ! + 3π₯ + 2π₯ + 6 c) ππ¦ ! + 3ππ¦ + 4π¦ + 12 5. The formula for the perimeter of a rectangle is π· = ππ + ππ a) Write the formula in factored form b) If π represents 15cm and π€ represents 9 cm, find the perimeter using both the original and factored forms. What do you notice? Explain why this is so. 6. The formula for the surface area of a cylinder is πΊπ¨ = ππ ππ + ππ ππ a) Write the formula in factored form b) If r=3 and h=8, find the surface area using both the original and factored forms. Answers 1. a) 5(3π€ + 5π§) b) π (17π β 8π) c) 6π ! (2π ! + 3) d) not possible 2. a) 2π₯π¦(7π₯ + 8π¦ ! ) b) not possible c) not possible d) 9ππ ! (3π β 2π ! β 4π ) 3. a) (π₯ + 8)(3π₯ + 5) b) (π + 1)(π + 9π) c) not possible 4. a) (π₯ + π¦)(π + 2) b) (π₯ + 3)(π₯ + 2) c) (π¦ + 3)(ππ¦ + 4) 5. a) π = 2(π + π€) b) π = 48 ππ ; the perimeters are the same using both formulas 6. a) ππ΄ = 2ππ(π + β) b) ππ΄ = 66π cm2, or 207.3 cm2
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