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Exam (elaborations) MATH 114N
Exam (elaborations) • 20
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• 2021
1- Test 2 - Chapter 15
A baseball team has home games on Wednesday and Sunday. The two games together earn $5118.50 for the team. Wednesday's game generates $1006.50less than Sunday's game. How much money was taken in at each game?
2- Test 2 - Chapter 15 Test Score: 81.3%, 93.5 of 115 pts
Exam (elaborations) MATH 114N
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1- Test 2 - Chapter 15
A baseball team has home games on Wednesday and Sunday. The two games together earn $5118.50 for the team. Wednesday's game generates $1006.50less than Sunday's game. How much money was taken in at each game?
2- Test 2 - Chapter 15 Test Score: 81.3%, 93.5 of 115 pts
Week 1- MATH114N Exploring Factors and Factoring Trinomials
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• 2021
WEEK 1:
Exploring Factors and Factoring Trinomials
Factoring
To factor a number means to write it as the product of 2 or more numbers.
The product is the factored form of the number.
Example: 14 =7 X 2
7 & 2 are the Factors. Together 7 & 2 make up the
Factored form.
**Factoring is a process that “undoes” multiplying.
GREASTEST COMMON FACTOR
What is a greatest common factor and how can we find it?
The GCF is the highest number that divides exactly into two or more ...
Week 1- MATH114N Exploring Factors and Factoring Trinomials
Last document update:
ago
WEEK 1:
Exploring Factors and Factoring Trinomials
Factoring
To factor a number means to write it as the product of 2 or more numbers.
The product is the factored form of the number.
Example: 14 =7 X 2
7 & 2 are the Factors. Together 7 & 2 make up the
Factored form.
**Factoring is a process that “undoes” multiplying.
GREASTEST COMMON FACTOR
What is a greatest common factor and how can we find it?
The GCF is the highest number that divides exactly into two or more ...
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