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    Learning Objective: - To Be Able To Expand and Factorise Linear Expressions

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    The document provides a series of math problems related to factorizing and expanding linear expressions at a grade C level. It includes questions about finding the highest common factor and lowest common multiple of numbers, prime factor decomposition, expanding and factorizing linear expressions, and some extension questions to test improvement. The key learning objective is being able to expand and factorize linear expressions.

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    The document provides a series of math problems related to factorizing and expanding linear expressions at a grade C level. It includes questions about finding the highest common factor and lowest common multiple of numbers, prime factor decomposition, expanding and factorizing linear expressions, and some extension questions to test improvement. The key learning objective is being able to expand and factorize linear expressions.

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    Learning Objective: - To Be Able To Expand and Factorise Linear Expressions

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    The document provides a series of math problems related to factorizing and expanding linear expressions at a grade C level. It includes questions about finding the highest common factor and lowest common multiple of numbers, prime factor decomposition, expanding and factorizing linear expressions, and some extension questions to test improvement. The key learning objective is being able to expand and factorize linear expressions.

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    Factorising Grade C

    Learning Objective:
    -to be able to expand and factorise
    linear expressions
    Key words: linear expression, expand, factorise

    Challenge: can you answer these grade C questions?

    a)Find the HCF of 8 and 12

    b)Find the LCM of 12 and 15

    c)Find the unique prime factor decomposition of 24


    2 (x + 3)
    a) 2x + 3
    b) 2x + 6
    c) x+6
    d) x+3
    4 (2x – 3)
    a) 8x – 12
    b) 2x – 12
    c) 8x -1
    d) 8x +1
    3 (3x – 8)
    a) 6x –5
    b) 9x – 24
    c) 9x –5
    d) 6x - 24
    4 ( 2 – x)
    a) 8–x
    b) 2 – 4x
    c) 8 – 4x
    d) 8 + 4x
    p (p + 1)
    a) 2p + 1
    b) 2p + p
    c) p2 + 1
    d) p2 + p
    2x + 6
    a) 2 (x + 6)
    b) x (2 + 6)
    c) 2 (x + 3)
    d) 6 (x + 1)
    10x + 5
    a) 5 ( 2x + 1)
    b) 5 (2x + 5)
    c) 10 (x + 1)
    d) 10 (x + 2)
    6x - 9
    a) 6 (x – 9)
    b) 2 (x + 9)
    c) 3 (2x – 3)
    d) 3 (2x + 3)
    12x - 18
    a) 6 (x – 3)
    b) 6 (2x – 3)
    c) 6 (2x + 3)
    d) 2 (6x – 9)
    14 – 4x
    a) 14 (1 – 4x)
    b) 2 (7 – 4x)
    c) 2 (7 – 2x)
    d) 4 (10 – x)
    Extension Questions
    Have you improved from last time?

    Can you get these 3 questions right?


    pq + q 2

    a) pq (1 + p)
    b) q (p + 1)
    c) p (q + q)
    d) q (p + q)
    3p + 2pq + 4p 2

    a) p (3 + q + p)
    b) p (3qp)
    c) 1 (3p + 2q + p)
    d) 24p (1 + q + p)
    2p + 12pq – 4p 2

    a) p (2 + 6q – 4p)
    b) 2p (p + 3q – 2p)
    c) 2p (2 + 6q – 4p)
    d) 2p (2 + 6q + 2p)

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