Algebra II (AQA GCSE Further Maths): Flashcards
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Definition of factorising
Definition of factorising
Writing an algebraic expression as product of factors using brackets
Factorising is reverse of
Factorising is reverse of
Expanding brackets
Grouping method: number of terms
Grouping method: number of terms
Four terms
For : what must two numbers do?
For : what must two numbers do?
Multiply to , add to
Negative constant: factor signs
Negative constant: factor signs
One positive, one negative
factorises to
factorises to
Difference of two squares pattern
Difference of two squares pattern
'Factorise fully' means
'Factorise fully' means
Use multiple steps until no further factorisation possible
First step when factorising
First step when factorising
Look for common factors
For : find product of
For : find product of
How to verify factorising work
How to verify factorising work
Expand back out to check original expression
Terms in difference of two squares must be
Terms in difference of two squares must be
Perfect squares
Grouping: after common factors, look for
Grouping: after common factors, look for
Common bracket in both groups
