Algebra II 5.5B, Factor Trinomials of the type x²+Bx+C

An explanation of how to factor trinomials when they're in the form x²+bx+c, what happens when we have constant term positive and constant term negative.
(By the way...you can type the little 2 exponent in ASCII text by holding down the ALT key while typing 253 on the side numeric keypad, just make sure NUM LOCK is on)

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Algebra II 5.5c, Factor Trinomials of the type ax²+bx+c

Algebra II 5.4a, Factor Polynomials with a Common Factor

Algebra II 5.4b, Factor a Trinomial Square

Algebra II 5.4c, Factor Differences of Two Squares

Algebra II 5.4d, Factoring by Grouping

Algebra II 5.3a, Multiply any two Polynomials

Algebra II 5.3b, Multiply two Binomials with FOIL Method

Algebra II 5.3c, Squares of Binomials

Algebra II 5.3d, Products of Sums and Differences

Algebra II 5.3e, Cubing a Binomial (a+b)(a+b)²

Algebra II Playlist

Algebra I Playlist:

Algebra I Polynomials and Factoring, Chapter 6

Algebra I #6.4a,
Factor Polynomials - CONSTANT term POSITIVE

Algebra I #6.4b,
Factoring Polynomials - Make a factoring table

Algebra I #6.4c,
Factoring Polynomials - CONSTANT term NEGATIVE

Algebra I Exponents & Polynomials Chapter 5