Algebra 1 Common Core Student Edition, Grade 8-9

(Marvins-Underground-K-12) #1
Factor each expression.


  1. 5z2 + 19z - 4

  2. 3x2 + 23x — 36
    15. 2k2 — 13k — 24
    18. 4 w2 - 5 m/- 6
    16. 6 f 2 + 7t— 5
    19. 4d2-4 d -3 5


See Problem 2.


  1. Interior Design The area of a rectangular kitchen tile is 8x2 + 30x + 7. See Problem 3.
    What are the possible dimensions of the tile? Use factoring.

  2. Crafts The area of a rectangular knitted blanket is 15x2 - 14x - 8. What are the
    possible dimensions of the blanket? Use factoring.


Factor each expression completely. ^ See Problem 4.


  1. 12p2 + 20p - 8 23. 8v2 + 34v - 30 24. 6 s 2 + 57s + 72

  2. 20m/2 - 45w + 10 26. 12x2 - 46x - 8 27. 9r2 + 3 r-3 0


Q A p p ly O p e n -E n d e d Find two different values that complete each expression so
that the trinomial can be factored into the product of two binomials. Factor
your trinomials.



  1. 4s2 + B s + 10 29. 15i/2 + - 24 30. 35m2 + Mm - 16

  2. 9g2 + * g + 4 32. 6n2 + Wi n + 28 33. 8r2 + B r-42

  3. Error Analysis Describe and correct the error
    made in factoring the expression at the right.

  4. Think About a Plan A triangle has area
    9x2 — 9x — 10. The base of the triangle is 3x — 5.
    What is the height of the triangle?

    • What is the formula for the area of a triangle?

    • How does factoring the given trinomial help you solve the problem?



  5. Carpentry The top of a rectangular table has an area of 18x2 + 69x + 60. The width
    of the table is 3x + 4. What is the length of the table?


1 37. a. Write each area as a product of two binomials.
x + 1

2x + 2

2x

+

4

b. Are the products equal?
c. W r itin g Explain how the two products you found in part (a) can equal the
same trinomial.

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