Introductory Algebra - Factoring - Greatest Common Factor

A short video lecture on Factoring - Greatest Common factor for Introductory & Intermediate Algebra students. Starfish award winning instructor Pat Kopf steps in front of the camera for a series of videos to support her Math 101 and 121 classes at Kellogg Community College.

[@strikemyvaine]

almost 11 years later and this is still helping people, thank you!

[@kellysteadman1997]

All of your videos have been so helpful to me, thank you so much

[@Mercedes4Jesus]

thanks so much

[@hecmary3]

Thank you so much! I was stuck until I saw your video.

[@CouldYouYesnt]

I understand...… EVERYTHING!!

[@deegonzalez6475]

I just want to sincerely thank you from the bottom of my heart. You made this so clear. Your students are truly blessed to have you as their instructor!

[@womanfraumujer]

Many thank you for sharing your expertise!!

[@Ama28]

I got lost at 7:53...why is there a p and not a q in 16pq2(p5p2?(should it be q2 there) +2p4q-3)

[@steengreenidge8393]

she did the question at 7;53 wrong

[@DeadBBQ]

thank you. i actually understand now!

[@MrKitteh101]

Thanks so much for thsi video, my teacher couldn't explain it in a way for me to understand it; but now I do thanks to you, thanks :)

[@ghadapollard]

thank u so much!

[@nicoleferrier95]

Thank you so much, I never grasped this concept in Highschool. I'm trying to get a higher score on my ACT and now I feel like I finally have a basic understanding of factoring polynomials. Hair still in tact, thank you, you're amazing =)

[@khaylawilliams9168]

What grade is this normally taught

[@taliikkkitorrico9804]

Khayla Williams I am in 7th grade and it is taught there idk about u

[@Braga_18]

Damn fractions 😡