Grade 10-11 · Algebra · 83 pages · PDF
Factorisation
Clear, exam-focused notes on every IGCSE factorising method, from common factors to quadratics, with fully worked examples.
A complete 23-page IGCSE guide to factorisation. It covers taking out common factors, factorising by grouping, and factorising quadratics of the form x² + bx + c and ax² + bx + c. It also covers the difference of two squares and perfect square trinomials. Later sections use factorisation to solve quadratic equations and include a decision flowchart for choosing the right method. Every method comes with fully worked examples, sign rules and an expand-to-check step. It ends with a summary, common mistakes to avoid and exam tips.
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Topics covered
- Factorisation as the reverse of expanding
- Taking out numerical common factors
- Taking out algebraic common factors
- Factorising by grouping
- Factorising x² + bx + c
- Sign rules for quadratics
- Factorising ax² + bx + c (splitting the middle term)
- Difference of two squares
- Perfect square trinomials
- Solving quadratic equations by factorisation
- Choosing the right method
- Factorising completely
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