Factorising

 We learnt factorising, what is factorising? Factorising is the opposite of bracket expansion. A set of brackets will always appear in a factorised response. Remove the highest common factor (HCF) of all the terms to fully factorise an expression.

Questions	Factorise
	3( x + 2  ) 4( x + 2 ) 2 (3 x + 4) 4(2 x +3) 4( 3 x - 2) 3(1 x + 10) 2( 2 x + 3)
	7(3x + 2) 2( 2x + 9) 3( 2x + 3) 5( x - 3) 2( 2x - 8) 5( x + 1) 7( x - 1)
	2( 2x + 1) 3( 5x - 7) 7( 2x + 5) 2( 8x - 2) 5( 3x - y) 23( 2x + 1) 2( 30x - 45)
	5( 6x - 1) 5( 9x + 6) 3( 2x - 3y + 4z)

Survivor Reflections .

 

Today my class and I had to get into groups of 4 or 3 , we did an activity about how we would survive on the ocean with only the people we have in boat and some supplies . We all contributed something & all had a say in everything , we had to choose someone to be the leader for our group & they chose me . The reasons why they picked me is written in the image above ^ , I swear I just literally went to the bathroom then came back & they were telling me that I'm the leader HAHAHAHA . I really enjoyed this activity & I hope we could do this again some other time .