Factoring Quadratics Part 2.2 – Digital Assignment

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Are you looking for an engaging Google Drive activity that gives students much-needed practice factoring quadratic expressions?

Each of these 36 questions has a leading coefficient that is NOT 1, but a constant term that is positive.  So, a is NOT 1, but c is positive.  There are a few times students must factor out a constant first, other times they will use guess and check, or whatever method you have taught them.  One or two questions will have a negative leading coefficient that should be factored.  It’s a great set of practice problems carefully chosen to promote student learning.

If you’ve never used this type of resource and have questions about how it works this video will walk you through the process, step-by-step.