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Detailed-LESSON-PLAN - MARK.docx Com
Detailed-LESSON-PLAN - MARK.docx Com
I. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
After the session, 95 % if the students are expected to:
Identify factoring techniques to solve quadratic equations,
Develop an interest in solving quadratic equations by factoring, and
Applying proper technique and form when performing quadratic equations by
factoring in real-world problem.
PROCEDURE
PRAYER
GREETINGS/CLASS
ARRANGEMENT
Good morning sir.
- Good morning, Class. - Before you take
your seats, kindly pick up the pieces of
paper under your chairs and put it on the
trash bins.
Thank you sir.
- You may now take your seats.
ATTENDANCE
ACTIVITY/MOTIVATION
- So, before we proceed to our new
lesson this morning. Let’s have an
activity first. It is called Complete Me!
2
1. x + 4x 4 = (x + 2)
2
2. x - x - 12 = (x + 3)
2
3. x - 9 = (x -3)
2
4. x + 7x + 12 =(x + 4)
2
5. x - 3x - 10 = (x - 5)
ANALYSIS
The teacher will proceed to analysis and ask the The students are expected to answer based on
following questions their opinion according to the question given by
the teacher.
1. What are some strategies for recognizing when (Write here the possible answer)
a quadratic equation is easily factorable? One strategy is to check if the quadratic
expression can be factored using the difference of
- squares, perfect square trinomials, or by factoring
out a common factor.
4. What happens if the quadratic equation cannot (Write here the possible answer)
be factored? If a quadratic equation cannot be factored, it
doesn't mean there's no solution; it just means the
solutions are not easily expressed in factored
form with integers or real numbers.
ABSTRACTION:
The teacher will now discuss the topic. The students will answer the question given by
the teacher
- Again, our lesson for today is all
about Solving Quadratic Equation by
Factoring. So, so far you have learned
in your previous lessons how to solve - (Students listen attentively)
linear equations, which include
constant terms – plain numbers – and
terms with the variables raised to the
first power.
- Yes—
SOLUTION:
Step 5. Substitute
Check. each 2
x + 2x - 8 = 0
solution
separately x= -4
into the
original ( -4¿2 - 2 ( -4) - 8
=0
16 + (-8) -8 = 0
0=0
2
x + 2x - 8 = 0
- Yes Sir.
x= 2
2
2 −2(2)− 8=0
4+4-8=0
0=0
- Alright, so we have,
(x-4) (x-3)= 0
- (x-4) (x-3), sir
- Then after that?
(x-4) (x-3) = 0
- Then we’re going Use the Zero Product
x-4=0 x-3 = 0 Property to set each factor 0, c.
- Very good observation ________. So -transposed the constant term and change the
now, the same thing in the equation x-3 = 0 We sign.
have, x-3 = 0
x= 3
- Are we correct?
APPLICATION
The teacher will instruct the students. The students will perform according to the
instruction of the teacher.
- From this time class, I want one(1)
representative each group to solve this - (Students raising their hands.)
problem and check your answers.
Okay Mr. Legal from the group 1 and Ms.
Castre from the group 2. - (They go to the board and solved the given
equations.)
Solve each quadratic equation by factoring.
2
1. x + 7x + 10 = 0
2. 5m 2 + 30m+25 = 0
3. 2 + 4 m 2= 6
2
4. b + 2b= -1
5. (x + 4) (x – 4) = 0
- Goodbye class.
- Goodbye and thank you Sir