Unit 10 Name: Teacher’s Name: a Room Number:ote __ PERIOD __ Skills Practice Factors and Greatest Common Factors Find the factors of each number, Then classify each number as prime or composite. LW N25 ¢ 231 | ¥ B16 \\ 2 5 4.52 \,2,4)3 2,82 ¢ 5.38. \,2,\9 33 6.105 \,3\S\ \ \ \ a . ’ if ~ S$ Pa Find the prime factorization of each integer, i} 7-16 — 8.200 2 2 a2 2° D 10.36 @ ‘| 12-72 — Factor each monomial completely. 13, 10a ( 14, -2Tety? —) B32 DX KK VY 15. 28pq? 16. 44m?ns? 2.2 ¥ Find the GCF of each set of monomials. 17. 12, 18 18.20,27 19. 30, 48 £ 20.24,81 3 21, 20, 36, 64 22.42, 60,78 (/ 23.160, 216% | 24, 18a, 4804 5. Beye, A8xy4 mn®, AAmn8 x A © Glencoe/MeGraw-ti 525 Glencoe Algebra 1NAME Practice Find the factors of each number, Then classify each Factors and Greatest Common Factors DATE _ PERIOD oG number as prime or composite. 418 \1213,0,9,\§*, 237 1,37 e 8.48 12,2 4.U 8 V2 c WTS 4.116 5.188 \\2,>,66,23.4) 6.211 - 24, 24.53, Wy AN Bw A! 2 2 7 iS Find the prime factorization of each integer. A 25,2 2 7.52 2%. \% a9 -\+2°.% 9.108 2° 3 10.225 32 a? 41.286 2.\).\% 12-984), 9,2, Factor each monomial completely. - 13.300 2:3-Sdid dQ Q w-tim -\. 2°27 33m a Babes SDS + eG hie WEB Z.3.9.B WCC AE Mabe? SAG .Q h, coe 71689 5 2.2.2.5). 9 G7 88 aie? VW WIGEK yz > ® . PUL s Find the GCF of each set of monomiais. 0 19. 18,49 \ 20, 18, 45,63 21.16, 24,48 B 22.12, 30,114 Lo 23.9,27,77 \ 2 4.24,72, 108 VE 26. 72r’s?, 36rs8 SOW 29. AOxy?, 56x%y2, 1242%y% 25. 2488, 567s $0 28, 28 2 30, 884d, 40202, 3262 hy BO. 88e%d, 40ca?, 820% 21. 150%, 35062 SG\O g a Cc GEOMETRY For Exercises 31 and 32, use the following information. Ze \ The area of a rectangle is 84 square inches. Its length and width are both whole numbers 3Bin 32. What is the maximum perimeter of the rectangle? WO 4 “ 31. What is the minimum perimeter of the rectangle? RENOVATION For Exercises 33 and 34, use the following information. Ms. Baxter wants to tile a wall to serve as a splashguard above a basin in the basement, She plans to use equal-sized tiles to cover an area that measures 48 inches by 36 inches, What is the maximum-size square tile Ms, Baxter can use the tiles? \24/) ure. 94, How many tiles of this size will she need? and not have to cut any of Sq (2. 526 © GlencoomMeGram-Hit jo0e Algebra 1Skills Practice Factor each polynomial, Li+49 ‘) S 3.5a? ~ 15 2 4. 10q ~ 25g? 5. 8ax ~ 56a 17. Gt? = 41-3642 @heck your solutions. 8)=0 20, bb = 22. (a ~ 9)(2a + 1) NAME DATE __ PERIOD Factoring Using the Distributive Property x 9 rc r-| Fs c BcNAME re eID Practice Factoring Using the Distributive Property O, Factor each polynomial. 1.64 — 40a _ 2. 4d? + 16 3. 609s ~ Br? 3(B- Save) 4d? *9) Bro led + 30c%d? 5. 82a? + 245? B6xy? — 4Bxty - VScA CZF (QZ) \2xy CN Ax) BOrSy + B5x%y? 8. 9e%d® ~ bed? 9. 756% +, 60be! 7 SHV Cox) 3ca*l3c"= 2) VSb2C Sp +4) 10. 8p°g? — 24pq® + 16pq AL. 5x8y? + lor'y + 25x 12. 9ax3 + 18bx® + 24ex 5 392 U-3¢% +2) SmONP SERN +S 3x (dax® + Obx +¥e) CBI. + Ar + 248 2a + 8a + 6a + 9 @is, 45° — 125 + 2b — 6 (2032) QbCo- 35 4200-3) KOLAU) FZ E330 a(2ayay 3 ODO (98 OEM) ay Qbx2X%\o-3) 16. Gry — 8¥ + 15y ~ 20 . 18. 12a — 15ab — 16a + 20 2x(N-YYx 36-8), > Ba (Wa -98)-4C\0-93 Solve edch sqaation, Che 2 Za) C4G-S0\ ~ 19. x(x — 82) =0 20. 4b(b + 4) =0 BL (y - By +2) =0 Ye .3 2 Oo - 3-2 X70 3 oO; aN é 22. (a + 63a — 7) 28. (2y + 5)(y 0 (dy + 8)8y — 4) = 0 —, 7} “Sle, -2, 25. 227 + 202 = 0 26. 8p? — 4p = 0 27. 9x7 <6 AxCx-3) Z2ZnOjz0 Ap C2 Ny Ax2-7I470 ~— Q,A0 o,Nz 9) 28.182 = 15 29, 14x? = —21v _) 30, Sx? = —262 ldx7ASK7O WA xe x2VK Bx2xz%by7O Qx(2x*sy) 7? 2x FVD O,- LANDSCAPING For Exercises 31 and 32, use the following information. A landscaping company has been commissioned to design a triangular flower bed for a mall entrance. The final dimensions of the flower bed have not been determined, but the company knows that the height will be two fect less than the base. The area of the flower bed can be represented by the equation A = 462 ~ 6, \ =\le\- 31. Write this equation in factored form. = DC Z)-\ Cr * 82, Suppose the base of the flower bed is 16 feet. What will be its area? 2. \>y 88. PHYSICAL SCIENCE Mr. Alim’s science class launched a toy rocket from ground level with an initial upward velocity of 60 feet per second. The height h of the rocket in feet a above the ground after ¢ seconds is modeled by the equation h = 60t — 16¢2. 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