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Help your students prepare for their Maths GCSE with this free factorising quadratics worksheet of 33 questions and answers
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Factorising quadratics involves factorising quadratic algebraic expressions into double brackets. This means rewriting a quadratic expression so that it is a product of two factors with each factor written as an expression inside a bracket.
Factoring quadratics involves quadratics with a coefficient of 1 for the xΒ²Β term. This can be done by looking at the constant term and finding its factor pairs and calculating which pair sum to make the coefficient of the x term.Β
We also need to use factorising quadratic expressions of the form axΒ²+bx+c. This can be done by using a similar method that first involves multiplying the coefficient of the xΒ² term by the constant.
Factorising quadratic equations can be used to solve quadratic equations. This can help us plot the solutions to quadratic equations on quadratic graphs.
Looking forward, students can progress with more factorising worksheets to additional algebra worksheets, for example a solving equations with fractions worksheet or Β simultaneous equations worksheet.
For more teaching and learning support on Algebra our GCSE maths lessons provide step by step support for all GCSE maths concepts.Β
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