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FIRST TERM,ACADEMIC SESSION 2024/2025

LESSON PLAN FOR WEEK FOR WEEK 1

Subject: MATHEMATICS

Lesson Topic: Factorising quadratic

expressions

Theme: Algebraic Processes

Class: SSS 1

Date:6th January ,2025 To 10th January ,2025.

Time: 40 minutes

Learning Outcome

By the end of the lesson, pupils will

be able to ;

[Link] a quadratic equation

[Link] the quadratic equation formula

[Link] quadratic equations using factorization method

CONTENT

1. Write the following problem on the board. Expand (x + 2)(x + 5).

2. Ask pupils to solve the problem independently.

3. Invite a volunteer to write the solution on the board.

Solution: (x + 2)(x + 5)
= x(x + 5)+ 2(x+ 5) = x2+ 5x + 2x + 10 = x2+ 7x + 10

4. Explain that today’s lesson is on factorising quadratic expressions. This


is the

opposite of expanding.

Teaching and Learning

1. Write on the board: Quadratic expression: ax2+ bx + c

2. Explain: A quadratic expression has the general form ax+ bx + c where


a, b and c are

numbers.

It is very important to note that 2 is the highest power of x in a quadratic

expression.

The number a is called the coefficient of c

, b is called the coefficient of x, and c

is called the constant term.

These numbers can be positive or negative. The numbers b and c can also
be

zero.

3. We already know from our solution that x+ 7x + 10 =(x + 2)(x + 5)

. 4. Explain that this is the same as x2

+ 7x + 10 = (x + 5)(x + 2) since we can multiply

in any order.

5. Ask any volunteer to identify a, b and c from the expression x2


+ 7x + 10. (Answer:

a = 1, b = 7 and c = 10)

6. Ask pupils to look at both forms of the quadratic expressions on the left-
hand side

(LHS) and the right-hand side (RHS) of x

+ 7x + 10 = (x + 2)(x + 5).

7. Allow them to discuss for 1 minute anything they notice about the 2
expressions.

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8. Ask any volunteer to share their ideas with the class. (Example
answers: The x

term

is from x × x; the b term (7) is found by adding 2 and 5; the c term (10) is
found by

multiplying 2 and 5. Accept all reasonable answers).

9. Write on the board: ax

when a = 1.

10. Discuss:

To factorise a quadratic expression, we want to find the 2 numbers that are

added to x in the binomial factors.

When a = 1, it is relatively easy to find these 2 numbers.

If we add the 2 numbers together, we get the b term.


If we multiply the 2 numbers together, we get the c term.

TEACHING PRESENTATION ;
STEP 1;Revises the previous topic by asking questions while the
students listen attentively .
STEP 2;Introduce and carefully explains the new lesson topic
while the students listen attentively.
STEP 3;Allows the students to ask questions for better
understanding and the Teacher answers adequately.
STEP 4;Write notes on the board hile the students copy into their
notebooks.
EVALUATION
Assess the students comprehension by asking these these questions;

[Link] a quadratic equation.

[Link] a quadratic equation from a linear equation.

[Link] the quadratic equation formula

ASSIGNMENT
[Link] the quadratic equations using factorization method :

A.x2 + 8x -20 = 0

B. x2 -17x + 42 = 0

C. 2a + 7a - 15 = 0

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