This document discusses factorizing algebraic expressions by grouping like terms. It provides examples of factorizing expressions using the following methods:
1. Grouping like terms and taking out common factors.
2. Using special products formulas to expand expressions like (a + b)^2 and (a - b)^2 before factorizing.
3. The "rainbow method" of expanding products of binomials by distributing the first term of one binomial over the entire second binomial.