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    To factor the difference of two squares: 1) Find the greatest common factor of the two terms being subtracted. 2) Pair the greatest common factor with the square root of the first term as the first factor. Pair the greatest common factor with the negative of the square root of the first term as the second factor. 3) Check the factors by multiplying them together.

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    To factor the difference of two squares: 1) Find the greatest common factor of the two terms being subtracted. 2) Pair the greatest common factor with the square root of the first term as the first factor. Pair the greatest common factor with the negative of the square root of the first term as the second factor. 3) Check the factors by multiplying them together.

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    To factor the difference of two squares: 1) Find the greatest common factor of the two terms being subtracted. 2) Pair the greatest common factor with the square root of the first term as the first factor. Pair the greatest common factor with the negative of the square root of the first term as the second factor. 3) Check the factors by multiplying them together.

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    Factoring the Difference of

    Two squares

    By: Yeshua Marius C. Collo


    Jheross James L. Pineda
    4m² - 49
    Factoring To find the square root, you have to
    To find the factor of Two factor one term and find its greatest
    Squares, you first have common factor
    to find the square root.

    4m² - 49
    ^ ^
    1 4 1 49
    22 7 7
    2m - 7
    Pairing =
    Once you find the square (2m + 7) (2m - 7)
    root, you pair it then add a
    + and - sign.
    Now, you have the factors of 2 perfect
    squares. To check it, just multiply it.

    (2m + 7)(2m - 7)
    = 4m² - 49
    Quiz
    1 whole sheet of paper

    16m² - 49
    36a² - 1
    81a² - 4
    49 - x²p²
    100m² - 121
    Quiz Checking
    1 whole sheet of paper
    (4m + 7)(4m -7)
    16m² - 49 (6a + 1)(6a - 1)
    36a² - 1
    81a² - 4
    49 - x²p² (9a + 2)(9a - 2)
    100m² - 121 (7 + xp)(7 - xp)
    (10m + 11)(10m - 11)
    Factoring the Difference of
    Two squares

    By: Yeshua Marius C. Collo


    Jheross James L. Pineda
    Any Questions?

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