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From Week 1’s Hot Topics Sheets, Standard 3 is Problem 1 which is-
Factor the Expression, 2z^2+12z-14…
Context
- Factoring the equation given
Observations
- There is a coefficient of 2
- There is a coefficient of 12
- There is a variable of z
- There is a variable of z used twice
- There are negative numbers
- There are positive numbers
- There is an exponent of 2
- There is subtraction for the constant
- There is addition for two factors
- This is a 3-degree expression
Questions
- Is this related to the quadratic formula?
- Do I start by factoring z?
- Do I start by factoring 12z?
- Can I factor the -14?
- Will the coefficient affect my factoring?
- Will the negative number affect my factoring?
- Is this a 2-degree polynomial?
- Can I use “FOIL” here?
- Am I solving for z?
- Is this related to the linear equation?
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