Factor Polynomials: Introduction

After showing that the first and last terms of a trinomial are the result of multiplication, while the middle term is the result of addition or subtraction, I present a dependable way to factor trinomials, or see that they are prime. I cover five factoring problems, one of which is prime, in the first 15 minutes. I then offer a mixed practice with five more problems, where one may pause the video and try them first.

[wakaba-sama]

ffs this is awesome, the way you explained them like "how did we get this", "we do this", like thank you SOOOO MUCH I was ready to fail Math but then I saw this on my recommendation you saved me.

[romasinharoy]

Thanks a lot... knew the process...but could not able to explain or where to start....now got the confidence

[erikaroberts]

I love the way you explain everything I catch on quick good stuff!😁

[TheDevilishGamer]

this really helped I was struggling with factoring

[socalgrandma]

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[stevegiroux]

Cool those are what I’m working on in my class now I’m glad I come across this thank you for uploading video

[desrick]

can you do a video with x^3+2x^2−x−2 please? i really need this asap

[contractorusa]

Thanks so much help better than teacher

[lisamccray]

Those pesky signs. A video just for that, please. Negative this. Positive that. Double negative. But that's English class. The problem is everywhere! 🤔 😥