Question 1: Which is the first factoring technique that should be used regardless of the number of terms in the polynomial? Can allpolynomials be factored using this technique?Factoring a polynomial "completely" often requires additional factoring techniques based on the number of terms in a polynomial. In thiscourse we will focus on factoring 2, 3 and 4 term polynomials.Please use the following answers for questions 2, 3 and 4: Trinomial, Difference of Squares, Grouping, Difference Cubes, Perfect SquareTrinomial, Sum CubesQuestion 2: List 3 techniques used when factoring 2 term polynomials.Question 3: List 2 techniques used when factoring 3 term polynomials.Question 4: List the only techniques we use when solving 4 term polynomials.One of the most challenging problems students face is recognizing which technique should be used on each example. Each example willlook a little different and recognizing the difference in how a problem looks will help determine the appropriate technique.Question 5: Match each example with the appropriate technique 1. Factoring out GCF2. Factor Trinomial3. Factor Perfect Square Trinomial (there should be 2 letter choices for this answer)4. Factor by Grouping5. Factoring Difference of Squares6. Factoring Sum of Cubes7. Factoring difference of CubesMatch from the pictures the last question

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