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1 Assignment ID: 1 Name Date Period Factor each completely. 1) a w a yk a k a yw 2) m z mnc m c mnz 3) uv p u pv 4) w a w x k w a k w x 5) au xv av xu 6) xbz x c xbc x z 7) a w axk a k axw 8) mn xm m xn 9) x u xyv x v xyu 10) x y x k x x ky 11) p z p qc p c p qz 12) xc yk xk yc 13) x y x x xy 14) pu q v pv q u 15) mn m n 16) p qw pq k p qk pq w 17) x y x x xy 18) x y x x xy 19) xy x y 20) xy x x y 21) mn m n 22) xy x y 23) x y xy x xy 24) ab b a b
2 Answers to Assignment (ID: 1) 1) a ( a y)( w k) 2) m(m n)( z c) 3) ( u p)( v ) 4) w ( a x )( w k) 5) ( a x)( u v) 6) x(b x)( z c) 7) a( a x)( w k ) 8) ( m x)( n m) 9) x( x y)(u v) 10) x ( x k)( y ) 11) p (p q)( z c) 12) (x y)( c k) 13) x( x )( y x) 14) ( p q )( u v ) 15) (m )(n ) 16) pq( p q)( w k) 17) x( x )( y ) 18) x( x )( y ) 19) (x )( y ) 20) ( x )( y x) 21) ( m )(n ) 22) ( x )(y ) 23) x( x y )( y ) 24) ( a b )(b )
3 Assignment ID: 2 Name Date Period Factor each completely. 1) m n m m mn 2) bc xk bk xc 3) m n m b m m bn 4) xz yh xh yz 5) p qc p q d p qd p q c 6) p kh p k q p k p kqh 7) p qz p q h p qh p q z 8) ac b d ad b c 9) x y xn x xny 10) ah bk ak bh 11) az bh ah bz 12) nxy n n x n y 13) xy r x ry 14) a z ayc a c ayz 15) a h y k a k y h 16) a h ayk a k ayh 17) mz nc mc nz 18) ab n an nb 19) m n m p m mpn 20) a h a x k a k a x h 21) b h bxk b k bxh 22) u v u u uv 23) m n mn m mn 24) x y x y x x y
4 Answers to Assignment (ID: 2) 1) m( m )( n ) 2) ( b x)( c k) 3) m ( m b)( n m) 4) ( x y)( z h) 5) p q(p q)( c d ) 6) p k( p q)( h k) 7) p q( p q)( z h) 8) ( a b )(c d ) 9) x(x n)( y ) 10) ( a b)( h k) 11) ( a b)( z h) 12) n( x n)( y n) 13) ( x r)( y ) 14) a( a y)( z c) 15) ( a y )( h k ) 16) a(a y)(h k) 17) (m n)( z c) 18) ( a n)( b n) 19) m(m p)( n m ) 20) a (a x )( h k) 21) b(b x)( h k) 22) u( u )( v ) 23) m(m n)( n ) 24) x ( x y)( y )
5 Assignment ID: 3 Name Date Period Factor each completely. 1) xy x x y 2) m n m n m n m n 3) x y x x xy 4) x y x y x y x y 5) uv u v 6) x y x a x xay 7) xy y x y 8) a c ayk a k ayc 9) ab a b 10) a w a w y k a w k a w y 11) a u yv a v yu 12) u a u yv u av u y 13) ab v av vb 14) a u axv a v axu 15) bc xk bk xc 16) bc xk bk xc 17) b xy b x b x b y 18) x y xya x y xy a 19) xy b xb by 20) xc yk xk yc 21) xy rx x ry 22) xy n x ny 23) p c pqd p d pqc 24) a h b k a k b h
6 Answers to Assignment (ID: 3) 1) ( x )( y x) 2) m n( m )( n m) 3) x(x )( y ) 4) x y ( x )( y x ) 5) ( u )( v ) 6) x( x a)( y x) 7) ( x y)( y ) 8) a( a y)(c k) 9) ( a )( b ) 10) a w ( a y )(w k) 11) ( a y)( u v) 12) u ( a y)( u v) 13) ( a v)(b v) 14) a(a x)( u v) 15) ( b x)( c k) 16) (b x)( c k) 17) b ( x b)(y x) 18) xy( x a)( y ) 19) ( x b)( y b) 20) ( x y)( c k) 21) (x r)( y x ) 22) ( x n)( y ) 23) p( p q)( c d) 24) ( a b )( h k )
7 Assignment ID: 4 Name Date Period Factor each completely. 1) a z ayh a h ayz 2) mc nd md nc 3) x y x m x x my 4) a z abh a h abz 5) uv u v 6) x y x x xy 7) ab b a b 8) m n m m m n 9) x y xy x y xy 10) x y xy x xy 11) x y x y x y xy 12) x y x x xy 13) u v u u u v 14) y x y yx y 15) p q z pq c p q c pq z 16) x y x n x x ny 17) p z qc p c qz 18) b ah b k b ak b h 19) x y x p x x py 20) au bv av bu 21) mw n k mk n w 22) mh nk mk nh 23) uv x u xv 24) x y xy a x y xy a
8 Answers to Assignment (ID: 4) 1) a( a y)( z h) 2) ( m n)( c d) 3) x (x m)( y ) 4) a(a b)(z h) 5) ( u )( v ) 6) x( x )( y ) 7) ( a b )( b ) 8) m ( m )( n m) 9) xy ( x )( y ) 10) x( x y )( y ) 11) xy( x )( y x) 12) x(x )( y ) 13) u ( u )(v ) 14) y( x )( y ) 15) pq ( p q)( z c) 16) x ( x n)( y x) 17) ( p q)( z c ) 18) b ( a b)( h k) 19) x (x p)(y x) 20) ( a b)( u v) 21) ( m n )( w k) 22) ( m n)( h k) 23) ( u x)( v ) 24) xy ( x a)( y )
9 Assignment ID: 5 Name Date Period Factor each completely. 1) a b a k a akb 2) az xc ac xz 3) bu xv bv xu 4) a b a bk a bk a b k 5) bu xv bv xu 6) m vn m v m v m v n 7) xy rx x ry 8) xy ax x ay 9) xc yk xk yc 10) x c xyk x k xyc 11) x y x y x y x y 12) x y x x x y 13) mn m n 14) x y x x xy 15) xy x y 16) a b a a a b 17) y x y yx y 18) x y x y x x y 19) mn m n 20) ab b a b 21) uv m um mv 22) a z ax h a h ax z 23) bc xd bd xc 24) bz xh bh xz
10 Answers to Assignment (ID: 5) 1) a( a k)(b a) 2) ( a x)( z c) 3) ( b x)( u v ) 4) a b( a k)(b k) 5) (b x)( u v) 6) m v( m v)( n m ) 7) ( x r)( y x ) 8) (x a)( y x) 9) ( x y)( c k) 10) x( x y)( c k) 11) x y( x )(y ) 12) x (x )( y ) 13) ( m )(n ) 14) x(x )( y x) 15) ( x )( y ) 16) a (a )( b a) 17) y(x )( y ) 18) x ( x y )(y ) 19) ( m )( n ) 20) ( a b)( b ) 21) ( u m)( v m) 22) a( a x )( z h) 23) ( b x)( c d ) 24) ( b x)( z h)
11 Assignment ID: 6 Name Date Period Factor each completely. 1) xh yk xk yh 2) x kh xk y x k xkyh 3) x y x n x xny 4) p qh pq k p qk pq h 5) xz yh xh yz 6) x y xn x xny 7) qpz q c qpc q z 8) x y x p x x py 9) a z ab h a h ab z 10) m kh mk n m k mknh 11) xy n xn ny 12) y a w y k y a k y w 13) a z azyc a zc az y 14) a h ayk a k ayh 15) au xv av xu 16) ab p ap pb 17) a b ax a axb 18) xy y x y 19) xy x y 20) m n m m m n 21) m n m n m n m n 22) xy x x y 23) u v u u u v 24) xy x x y
12 Answers to Assignment (ID: 6) 1) ( x y)( h k) 2) xk( x y)(h k) 3) x( x n)(y x ) 4) pq( p q)( h k) 5) (x y)( z h) 6) x(x n)( y ) 7) q( p q)( z c ) 8) x ( x p)(y x) 9) a( a b )( z h) 10) mk( m n)( h k) 11) ( x n)( y n) 12) y ( a y)( w k) 13) az( a y)( z c ) 14) a( a y)(h k) 15) ( a x)( u v ) 16) ( a p)( b p ) 17) a(a x)( b ) 18) (x y)(y ) 19) ( x )( y ) 20) m (m )( n ) 21) m n( m n )( n ) 22) ( x )( y x) 23) u ( u )( v ) 24) ( x )( y x)
13 Assignment ID: 7 Name Date Period Factor each completely. 1) ab a b 2) x y xy x xy 3) x y x x xy 4) b au b v b av b u 5) xy v x vy 6) ac y k ak y c 7) m u m nv m v m nu 8) a c ayd a d ayc 9) ac yk ak yc 10) mn b m bn 11) a b a x a a xb 12) az xh ah xz 13) b c x k b k x c 14) b z b xh b h b xz 15) xc yd xd yc 16) b xc bx d b xd bx c 17) x n y x n x n x n y 18) x y xn x n xny 19) p c qd p d qc 20) az bh ah bz 21) p c pqd p d pqc 22) mz n h mh n z 23) b a h b k b a k b h 24) xy ax x ay
14 Answers to Assignment (ID: 7) 1) ( a b)( b a) 2) x( x y)( y ) 3) x(x )( y ) 4) b ( a b)( u v) 5) ( x v)( y ) 6) (a y )( c k) 7) m ( m n)( u v) 8) a( a y)( c d ) 9) ( a y)( c k) 10) (m b)( n ) 11) a ( a x)( b ) 12) (a x)( z h) 13) ( b x )( c k) 14) b (b x)( z h ) 15) ( x y)( c d) 16) bx( b x)( c d) 17) x n ( x n)(y ) 18) x( x n)( y n) 19) (p q)( c d) 20) (a b)( z h) 21) p( p q)( c d) 22) ( m n )( z h) 23) b ( a b)( h k) 24) ( x a)( y x)
15 Assignment ID: 8 Name Date Period Factor each completely. 1) ab a b 2) xy y x y 3) xy x y 4) m n m n m mn 5) xy x y 6) mn m n 7) uv u v 8) x y x y x x y 9) x y x x x y 10) x u x yv x v x yu 11) xz yc xc yz 12) ph qk pk qh 13) uv u v 14) b aw b k b ak b w 15) mu nv mv nu 16) pw qk pk qw 17) y x yp yxp y p 18) m w m nk m k m nw 19) u a u yv u av u y 20) m u mn v m v mn u 21) xy kx x ky 22) uv x ux xv 23) aw xk ak xw 24) a xu ax v a xv ax u
16 Answers to Assignment (ID: 8) 1) ( a )(b ) 2) ( x y )( y ) 3) ( x )( y ) 4) m(m n )( n m) 5) ( x )( y ) 6) ( m )( n ) 7) ( u )( v ) 8) x ( x y)( y x ) 9) x ( x )( y ) 10) x ( x y)( u v) 11) ( x y)( z c ) 12) ( p q)( h k) 13) ( u )( v ) 14) b ( a b)( w k) 15) ( m n)( u v ) 16) ( p q)( w k) 17) y( x p)( y p) 18) m ( m n)( w k) 19) u ( a y)( u v) 20) m( m n )( u v) 21) (x k)(y x) 22) ( u x)( v x) 23) (a x)( w k) 24) ax( a x)( u v)
17 Assignment ID: 9 Name Date Period Factor each completely. 1) ac xd ad xc 2) k xc k y k x k yc 3) mn a ma an 4) a c axk a k axc 5) x c x yd x d x yc 6) xy x y 7) xy x y 8) x y x x xy 9) p c pqk p k pqc 10) xy x y 11) ab a a b 12) a b ab a ab 13) x y x x x y 14) mn m n 15) x ah x k x ak x h 16) x y x y x xy 17) xy x y 18) nuv n nu n v 19) c a cxd cad c x 20) bh xk bk xh 21) a z axh a h axz 22) b z b x c b c b x z 23) mn r mr rn 24) xy m xm my
18 Answers to Assignment (ID: 9) 1) (a x)( c d) 2) k ( x y)(c k) 3) ( m a)( n a) 4) a( a x)(c k) 5) x ( x y)( c d) 6) ( x )( y ) 7) (x )(y ) 8) x(x )(y ) 9) p( p q)( c k) 10) (x )(y ) 11) (a )( b a) 12) a( a b)( b ) 13) x ( x )( y ) 14) ( m n)( n m) 15) x ( a x)( h k) 16) x( x y)( y x ) 17) (x )( y ) 18) n( u n)( v ) 19) c( a x)(c d) 20) ( b x)( h k) 21) a( a x)( z h ) 22) b ( b x )( z c) 23) ( m r)( n r) 24) ( x m)(y m)
19 Assignment ID: 10 Name Date Period Factor each completely. 1) y x yn yxn y n 2) h p z h q h p h qz 3) a z a b c a c a b z 4) qpw q k qpk q w 5) ah bk ak bh 6) m w mnk m k mnw 7) x y xy p x y p xy p 8) x y x p x x py 9) a w bk a k bw 10) az y c ac y z 11) y aw y k y ak y w 12) x y x x x y 13) a b ak a akb 14) au yv av yu 15) ab a b 16) y x y yx y 17) mn m n 18) uv u v 19) xy x y 20) xy x y 21) ab a b 22) xy y x y 23) ab ba a b 24) a u abv a v abu
20 Answers to Assignment (ID: 10) 1) y( x n)(y n) 2) h ( p q)( z h ) 3) a ( a b )( z c) 4) q( p q)( w k) 5) ( a b)( h k) 6) m( m n)( w k) 7) xy ( x p)(y p) 8) x ( x p)( y ) 9) ( a b)(w k) 10) ( a y )( z c) 11) y ( a y)( w k) 12) x ( x )( y ) 13) a( a k)( b ) 14) ( a y)( u v ) 15) ( a )( b ) 16) y( x y)( y ) 17) ( m )( n ) 18) (u )( v ) 19) ( x )( y ) 20) ( x )(y ) 21) ( a )( b ) 22) ( x y)(y ) 23) ( a b)( b a ) 24) a(a b)( u v)
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