Foundations - Factoring
Factoring is a foundational conept for all upper level math courses: Calculus is no exception. Be sure you understand all of the factoring methods listed below.
Factor Quadratics (x2 + bx + c)
When trying to factor a quadratic (with 3 terms) that has no number in front of the x2 term, you should use what we at hendermonger.com call the Multiply-Add Method.
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Factor Quadratics (ax2 + bx + c)
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Factor Difference of squares (x2 - a2)
When trying to factor a quadratic that only has two terms with those two terms being subtracted, you should try to use the Difference of Squares Method.
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Foundational Concepts
The following concepts are crucial in calculus, be sure you have a solid understanding of this material!
Exponent Rules- Factoring
- Formulas
- Function Notation
- Graphing Calculator
- Graphing Functions
- Simplify Expressions
- Solving Equations
- Trigonometry
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