Multiply Tricky Algebraic Special Products

This video is meant for intermediate and college algebra. Two examples are presented. Both examples are presented with special products and the foil method. So, the video feels like 4 examples. The difference of squares and perfect squares methods are discussed and performed. The tricky part is that there is a monomial in the product too. You get to see 2t(5t+1)^2 and p(6p+5)(6p-5).

[federicoleguizamon]

Glad he's still alive. We need him

[StaticBlaster]

I wish I had you as my calc 1, 2, and 3 teacher. That would have been so fun.

[mgonza]

The thumbnail makes it look like you have a giant, cartoony cigarette 😂

[sirdeadlock]

Why use all these shortcuts just for the sake of saving space? Because you're trying to get your money's worth out of those blackboard pens.
The numbers go on forever; the ink runs out.

[XvintyTheAnimator]

If you don't mind me asking, why do you teach like this way, ( Not trying to say it's bad) is there a special reason for you to teach like this. If there is a certain reason on why you teach like this I'd really like to know.