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MATHEMATICS (13)

LESSON 13

FACTORISATION (CONTI If two or more integral expressions gave a product equals to another given expression. then these integral expressions are called FACTORS of the given expression, And the process of find ing factors in called APSOLUTION into factors, or FACTORISATION. Resolution into factors is an inversa operation and is arrer

r multiplic

Any two or more ex- from the direct operation or

and their product can bo pressions can be multiplied together masily found. But in general, an algebraical expression written down at random, has no simple factor. For example, 3x+4 cannot be expressed as the produnt of two simple expressions { ocuer

Wian unity and the expression itself j.

Again, there is no general method of factorisation. In multi-

plication, we have a definite process which always gives us the

product. But, in order to factorise a given expression, we have

to learn a number of special devices. It should be noted that

mon one factor of an expression is known, the other factor (a) 7an elso be obtained by division.

1, Expression in which cach term has

Example 1: Resolve 7Q3⁄4- 5a*x*

monomial factor

into factors.

5a2*+ 350′′x

F, The Sum or

Example & Factorise

PAZI

two cubes:

Solution · Exp. = (x^)* +<y

NOTE for the expression

Ther

Then Gwas of

uny positive integer.

even positive mig

positive integer

("+y^ = (2 + y) (2^"" - 2" J + d

7. By the Factor Theorem ;)

We have proved in last lesson ( Kemainder that

National integral function F(x, is div

by

the remainder R= F(hs - In particuli

then F(X) is exactly divisible

INBARCKEMON) (E)

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英文中

FAR =

factorise 30x*+ Solution Let F(x)= Jox

shown, F(±)-Fed)=F(!) =>

2x+1 3+i and sx-1 are factors of F(X).

In other word; x-h is a tactor of F(x) In more general, let F(X) be any

integrat function, and

F(-1)=~} then RI+h is factor at F(1) This is what we calle the FACTOR,

THEOKEM Example 2

英文科

30 4

of

36

actoys

sion he degre

Solution Exp =

Example 2 Evaluate by using factors, & 16 34 + 4 of 166. Solution:

†9 ( 1634 +166)

of 1800

B, Expression in which the term

groups which have a commer factor Example 3 Factori

Salution

(a) alb-3)+4(3-6)

có 6 các bờ fcd

NOTE) AN EXON

Which Is

calle

pect

kind of

Exp = a[b+c) - di Impossible to resalux

factor

Hate in In (b),

lis As a general rule it

select

WHER wer possib!

to the first power.

xpression in quadratic form ax' +6x+ nsider the identity

Hence

which, we find

a=ln

b= mnt p

necessary.

replace

such that is mn

It is advisible that you should do your working this stage, systematically and

Example 4

Factorise 42-15 +162 Exp = -(4-162+15,

Examples

Exp

- [42* - 10x ~64 +15] ~[21(21-5) - 3(34 −5)]

changi

thind-power:

cyclic expression with Such an interchange of

led a cyclic interchange. This should always b

factor

Theorem

good

дюць

The following Kints may help you to factorise any gavez, algebr-

1′′Erits down first the common factor, if any.

21 Mako ste pr the differense (or any of two squares { '01

LS may be possible to fantorise by grouping, if the amA É O

ton contains

More tarm

dontains brackets: arid no common factor

for standard

TESTED" And the ozoresalon

Kia mean the bracke

therefore

should usually b

fied.

1 Make use of the relation, it nosulfite, that

ta3abe," 15 E+D+d#U

Use the FACTOR THEOREM and all the related properties: Ther

ANS

Then And,

(2) 37

(6) No

HIRTS & ANs. To Ex !

NOTE

can often be factori sta

Should ali

factorise

following, if possibles

tiplication, whichever

cumple will

amethad

A) Find the two values of p for which the

NSSION 10X* -212

have

ana

than at least

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GENERAL ENGLISH (13)

Answers to the previous exercise

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1.(a)The examination taken at the age of eleven has a

bearing on the whole of the student's future, for the type of school he will attend in the future and the examinations he will take are decided on the results of the examinations.

Not having sufficient money to meet the costs or be- ing able to get a seat in a university, prevents students with an Advanced Level Certificate from going to university.

A failure! in the first examination does not lose all chance of going to a Grammar school, for another chance to enter a Grammar School is given at the age of thirteen..

faThe poeple in favour of raising the examination agr

put forward the reason that some children have not reached full mental maturity at the age of eleven. ()Other people are against raising the examination age because elderly parents cannot afford to pay educa tional fees and society needs the active brains of youth

controversy → dispute: (b) abolished no longer used, (c)approximately roughly: (d) outcome result:

Iped qualified (f) immature not fully devel-

e)eligible

What is at stake = how important the fatter ist. the bone of contention the subject of the disputes c)In consequence • 18 a result

People in we tem countries have been arguing about the most suitable age for students to sit for the examination which they now enter when eleven years old. A Pass permits a stúdent to attend a Grammar School, sit for the Advansed Level, General Certificate Education within

years and then either finish schooling or enter university. The unsuccessful student is s to a Secondary Technical School where the

Education is taken.

er's Orangar. School

een

linary Leve Gen

an examinat

ver

Many_people think that some chi arunot sufficiently well-developed to take ion Should the examination age be raised would mean that children's student years would portionately lengthened thus putting a greater financial strain on their ageing parents and depriving society bE.. the benefits bestowed upon it by youth. (151 words). *i

Lesson 13

13Combine each group of simple sentences into One Complex}

Sentence

The people were not 111-prepared for war. Every man had been trained once in his life. That was the lay of the country,

That law was faithfully observed. (b)A band of ruffian entered a village.

The ruffians were well armed.

they entered the village in the night 1 Some of them were escaped convicts They wanted to steal the ttle of the villagere At that time the villagers were asleep.

viper was formed by a woodaman.

It was half dead of cold.

He warned it to life at his fire.

It turned upon its benefactor.

He was angry at his ingratitude,

He killed it.

It had not time to bit

4. Insert propositions:m

(a)You have to reckon. him though you can ́t rečko

(b)

his help.

the cover of darkness we made an attack you

enemy.. (c)What knowledge.

the mind is food............. the body,

the alert so that we may roL

(d)Your life is... stake

-(-)We should always be.

be taken. surprise.

(f)The road is.... repair and is not open......... -traffic

(g)You must answer.....him.

what you have done,

(h)Those who Live........ tricks will (1)His shattered health is the result. (J)Jealousy results

unhapiness

Lricks) intemperance

(k)No good is likely to result: this union m Analyse into clauses and state the function of each (a)He left the cottage, and after crossing the river he

returned almost immediately, accompanied by the five young men who he had met on the road, and who had arrived there with a boatload of commodities collected

from the jungle.

(b)At sunset, as I was preparing to pass the night in

trees

negro woman, who was returning from the labour of the field, stopped to observe me, and

per- ceiving my weariness and dejection, inquired into my situation, after my explanat ton of which she to do me with look of compassion to follow her uive the opposites of the following words by using pre-

fixess-

(a) Information (b) conduct (c) credulous in (d) articulate (e) timely (f) considerate (g) measurable(n)<refundable (1) corrigible (3) mindful" (k) payment (1) similar

(n) figure (o) religious (g) sense. readable

(r) bensitive

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