Unit 3 1 – Name: Factor the GCF from each expression 1. 2. 3. 4. Not all may be possible. 8 12 1. Find two numbers that sum to and have a product of ____________________ 5 6 2. Find two numbers that sum to and have a product of _____________________ 5 -14 3. Find two numbers that sum to and have a product of ___________________ -6 12 4. Find two numbers that sum to and have a product of ___________________ 16 15 5. Find two numbers that sum to and have a product of ___________________ -4 -21 6. Find two numbers that sum to and have a product of __________________ 1 -56 7. Find two numbers that sum to and have a product of ___________________ -14 40 8. Find two numbers that sum to and have a product of __________________ 0 -25 9. Find two numbers that sum to and have a product of ___________________ 8 16 10. Find two numbers that sum to and have a product of ___________________ 11. Multiply the following: a. b.
Unit 3 – 1 Name: Factor the GCF from each expression 1. 2. 3. 4. Not all may be possible. 1. Find two numbers that sum to 8 and have a product of 12 ____________________ 2. Find two numbers that sum to 5 and have a product of 6 _____________________ 3. Find two numbers that sum to 5 and have a product of -14 ___________________ 4. Find two numbers that sum to -6 and have a product of 12 ___________________ 5. Find two numbers that sum to 16 and have a product of 15 ___________________ 6. Find two numbers that sum to -4 and have a product of -21 __________________ 7. Find two numbers that sum to 1 and have a product of -56 ___________________ 8. Find two numbers that sum to -14 and have a product of 40 __________________ 9. Find two numbers that sum to 0 and have a product of -25 ___________________ 10. Find two numbers that sum to 8 and have a product of 16 ___________________ 11. Multiply the following: a. b.
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