GCSE Factorising Quadratics

KS3/4 :: Algebra :: Factorising

Covers 6 different methods of factorising quadratics and other types of expressions (e.g. cubics), the last two of which are extension: (a) Factorising out a single term (b) Factorising expressions of the form x^2 + bx + c, (c) Difference of two squares (d) Expressions of the form ax^2 + bx + c (where a is not 1) , (e) 'Intelligent guessing' (e.g. bx - x + ab - a = (x + a)(b - 1)) and (f) Pairwise factorisation. Includes expressions which require multiple types of factorisation.

S Shah

27th Feb 2022 Flag Comment

Yes Jakey boy

D Person

22nd Oct 2021 Flag Comment

M Forty

28th Sep 2020 Flag Comment

I seem to be missing all the values in the worksheets. Do I need a more up to date version of microsoft than 2003 or is there something else I need to know?

A Ali

31st Oct 2019 Flag Comment

thanks

Mr V Hoang

29th Sep 2019 Flag Comment

Thanks for sharing :)

Mr K Chalashika

28th Jan 2019 Flag Comment

DFM has the best resources ever.

Q Schmuziger

23rd May 2018 Flag Comment

Thanks Jake

MC FISHPIE

12th Feb 2018 Flag Comment

very good and helpful

Osama Patel Wuhayashi

15th Nov 2017 Flag Comment

Thanks for the awnsers

Jake Paul

29th Oct 2017 Flag Comment

In my opinion the appearance of the slides is spectacular. The information was magnificent. The questions were so good that I would dab for those questions

J Kuriakose

24th Oct 2017 Flag Comment

Very good material sir but there seems to be a mistake on Exercise 1 question 4 answer. Just wanted to let you know.

24th Oct 2017 Flag Comment

Thank you so much for your wonderful material. Just notices in the Yr9 Easier Factorisation Homework Question no 4 cannot be factorised

R Nicholas

29th Sep 2017 Flag Comment

Very nice sir

suansh ponna is cool

9th May 2017 Flag Comment

very nice

James Hur

18th Apr 2017 Flag Comment

There is an error on slide 4: question 9

a person for tbs

3rd Oct 2016 Flag Comment

on slide 6 whenever i press back a random question box appears otu of nowhere and it has nothing underneath it

A Rood

24th Jul 2016 Flag Comment

Thank you so much for sharing your resources, spotted a minor error on Y9 Factorising quadratics ppt. Type 5 is Pairwise on the master sheet but dealt with as type 6. Intelligent guesswork is part 6 but dealt with as type 5. Thanks again