Grade 8 - Factoring Polynomials (By Grouping) Part 4 (Tagalog/Filipino Math)
Hi guys! This video discusses how to factor polynomials by grouping and then completely. Sometimes, you cannot apply any methods of factoring discussed so far in my previous videos about factoring readily, but if you group first the terms in the polynomial with common monomial factors, you will see that this grouped terms after the common monomial factors have been factored out will form a new common monomial factor( can be a binomial common factor) and so you can apply again common monomial factoring. Afterwards, you can check if the factors formed after doing those steps above can still be factored using different factoring method, like difference of two squares, square of a binomial, etc. I have some examples that i solve in this video for you. Happy learning and enjoy watching! #math #tagalog #algebra
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Hi guys! This video discusses how to factor polynomials by grouping and then completely. Sometimes, you cannot apply any methods of factoring discussed so far in my previous videos about factoring readily, but if you group first the terms in the polynomial with common monomial factors, you will see that this grouped terms after the common monomial factors have been factored out will form a new common monomial factor( can be a binomial common factor) and so you can apply again common monomial factoring. Afterwards, you can check if the factors formed after doing those steps above can still be factored using different factoring method, like difference of two squares, square of a binomial, etc. I have some examples that i solve in this video for you. Happy learning and enjoy watching! #math #tagalog #algebra