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Finish factorising:
Finish factorising:
Worked Example
Your Turn
@mansbridgemaths
Finish factorising:
Finish factorising:
Where possible, finish factorising:
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Where possible, finish factorising:
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Where possible, finish factorising:
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Where possible, finish factorising:
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In this factorising exercise, you will practice factoring expressions involving triple brackets by following worked examples and then attempting problems on your own. The narration guides you through different scenarios to help you improve your factorisation skills efficiently.
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Finish Factorising [Triple Finish Factorising [Triple Brackets] Brackets] Silent Teacher Intelligent Practice Your Turn Narration (? + 3)(10? + 50)(? + 2) (?2+ 5? + 6)(? + 2) Practice
Worked Example Your Turn Finish factorising: Finish factorising: (? + 3)(10? + 50)(? + 2) (? + 3)(5? + 15)(? + 2) (?2+ 5? + 6)(? + 2) (?2+ 5? 6)(? + 2) @mansbridgemaths
Worked Example Your Turn Finish factorising: Finish factorising: (? + 3)(10? + 50)(? + 2) (? + 3)(10? + 15)(? + 2) 5(? + 3)(2? + 3)(? + 2) 10(? + 3)(? + 5)(? + 2) (?2+ 5? + 6)(? + 2) (?2+ 5? 6)(? + 2) (? + 6)(? 1)(? + 2) (? + 2)(? + 3)(? + 2) @mansbridgemaths
Where possible, finish factorising: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 3 10? + 30?2(? + 10) 10? + 30 ? + 1 3? + 2 ? + 3 ? + 1 30? + 20 10? + 30 ? + 1 30? + 20 10? + 30 ? + 10 30? + 20 (10? + 30)(? + 10)(30? 20) 3 10? + 30 ? + 10 30? 20 3 10? + 30 ? + 10(30? 20) 3 10? + 30 ? + 10(10? + 30) 3 10? + 302(? + 10) @mansbridgemaths
Where possible, finish factorising: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 3 10? + 30?2(? + 10) 10? + 30 ? + 1 3? + 2 ? + 3 ? + 1 30? + 20 10? + 30 ? + 1 30? + 20 10? + 30 ? + 10 30? + 20 (10? + 30)(? + 10)(30? 20) 3 10? + 30 ? + 10 30? 20 3 10? + 30 ? + 10(30? 20) 3 10? + 30 ? + 10(10? + 30) 3 10? + 302(? + 10) 10 ? + 3 ? + 1 3? + 2 10 ? + 3 ? + 1 3? + 2 100(? + 3)(? + 1)(3? + 2) 100(? + 3)(? + 10)(3? + 2) 100(? + 3)(? + 10)(3? 2) 300(? + 3)(? + 10)(3? 2) 30? ? + 3 + 100(3? 2) 10(3? + 10)(? + 3) 300 ? + 32(? + 10) 120?2(? + 10) @mansbridgemaths
Where possible, finish factorising: ? + 3 ?2 16 ? + 3 ?2+ 16 ? + 3 ?2+ 10? + 16 (? + 3)(?2+ 8? + 16) (? + 3)(4?2+ 8? + 16) (? + 3)(4?2+ 8? + 4) ? + 3 4?2+ 8? 5 5(? + 3)(4?2+ 8? 5) 5 ? + 3 4?2+ 8? 12 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 5(? + 3)(4?2+ 8?) @mansbridgemaths
Where possible, finish factorising: ? + 3 ?2 16 ? + 3 ?2+ 16 ? + 3 ?2+ 10? + 16 (? + 3)(?2+ 8? + 16) (? + 3)(4?2+ 8? + 16) (? + 3)(4?2+ 8? + 4) ? + 3 4?2+ 8? 5 5(? + 3)(4?2+ 8? 5) 5 ? + 3 4?2+ 8? 12 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 5(? + 3)(4?2+ 8?) (? + 3)(? 4)(? + 4) (? + 3)(?2+ 16) ? + 3 (? + 2)(? + 8) ? + 3 ? + 42 4(? + 3)(?2+ 2? + 4) 4 ? + 3 ? + 12 (? + 3)(2? + 5)(2? 1) 5(? + 3)(2? + 5)(2? 1) 20(? + 3)(? + 3)(? 1) 20?(? + 3)(? + 2) @mansbridgemaths
