Mathematics, 23.04.2021 08:50 lmh40

1. GCF 2. When you have to divide both factors by “a”
3. Difference of perfect squares
4. Diamond method factoring

a. a is not equal to 1

b. A binomial with subtraction and both perfect square terms

c. How to factor a trinomial

d. First thing you always look for when factoring

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1. GCF 2. When you have to divide both factors by “a”
3. Difference of perfect squares