因式分解的一点补充--十字相乘法 - 成长博客（A complement to factoring -- cross multiplication -- growing blogs）.docVIP

因式分解的一点补充--十字相乘法 - 成长博客（A complement to factoring -- cross multiplication -- growing blogs） I carefully collated documents, documents from the network I only collect and sort out In case of error Please check it yourself! A complement of factorization -- cross - phase multiplication Yichang nine You Qiping Teaching target 1. enable students to master the use of cross phase multiplication, some forms such as ax2+bx+c two, three binomial factorization; 2., further develop the students observation ability and the agility of thinking Teaching emphases and difficulties Key point: the correct use of cross phase multiplication, some of the two term coefficient is not 1 of the two three formula factorization Difficulty: flexible use of cross phase multiplication due to decomposition Teaching process design First, introduce new courses In the previous lesson, we learned about the factorization of the two, three item, such as x2+ (p+q) x+pq The formula is: two times the coefficient of 1 A constant term is the product of two numbers The coefficient of a term is the sum of the two factors of a constant term therefore We get the x2+ (p+q) x+pq= (x+p) (x+q) Exercise before class: following various factoring methods 1.- x2+2 x+15 2. (x+y) 2-8 (x+y) +48; 3.x4-7x2+18; 4.x2-5xy+6y2 Answer: 1.- (x+3) (X-5); 2. (x+y-12) (x+y+4); 3. (x+3) (x-3) (x2+2); 4. (x-2y) (x-3y) We have learned to decompose some of the two, three - order forms, such as x2+px+q We also learn how to convert the energy into some polynomial factorization of the shape such as x2+px+q by setting up the auxiliary element How about the factorization of the two three item formula with two coefficients not 1? This class will talk about this problem Factoring some forms of ax2+bx+c, such as the two, three terms Two, the new lesson Example 1 break up the 2x2-7x+3 factorization Analysis: first, two coefficients are decomposed Write in the upper left corner of the cross and the lower left corner respectively Re decomposition c