Common Factoring (full lesson) | math 10 | jensenmath.ca

Learn how to common factor by writing the greatest common factor of all terms as the first factor and then creating the second factor by dividing all terms by the greatest common factor. Go to jensenmath.ca for all supporting materials. Factoring is useful for getting an expression from standard form to factored form. Textbooks: section 5.3 of McGraw Hill Ryerson - Principles of Math 10 section 3.4 of Math Power 10 0:00 - intro and terminology 1:52 - monomial common factoring (6 examples) 12:15 - binomial common factoring (3 examples) 16:05 - factoring by grouping (2 examples