+ The format of the expression: Is it a polynomial, a certain type of quadratic, or something else? The presence of special terms: Are there prefect squares or common factors hiding in plain sight? The "goal" of the problem: Are we aiming to simplify, solve for a variable, or factor an expression? Problem 1 Problem 2 7 3 o Simplify: V128 Simplify: e Problem 3 Problem4 Factor: 33y? + 84y Factor: 25 u? Problem 5 Problem 6 Multiply: (4x 5)(x + 3) x+18 9x+72 _ 2 Muttily: = s " ax+72 Problem 7 Problem 8 Solve: g \"_;3 Solve: w? 8w +15=0 (table transcript) . In your small group, answer the following: Your instructor will assign one of the problems above to your group. State the expression or equation you've been given. Discuss the "clues" (format, terms, etc.) that you see in the problem; these are observations that you make about the problem. Explain how these "clues" let you know what approach is needed to solve. + Present your solution to the problem. Describe each step of your approach as you work through your solution steps. Your classmates will be following your steps in our class discussion, so be sure to give them lots of details