Factoring Trinomials: Factor by Grouping - ex 2

[boxadorsrus]

Thank you for the three examples on this you have provided. The pandemic had this old dog trying to learn it and home teach it. Today my kids are back in their seats at the junior high and I'm still using this to try and learn it and act as a homework help source. This old dog is learning new tricks.

[vicarious]

this is the clearest explanation of this concept i have ever seen

[RServers]

at 3:13 your quote "so when you distribute it is equal to 2x^2 and -2x" just made this all click. Thank you so much sir, I was struggling so bad in my math class and this video gave me the confidence that I can get a good grade by the end of the year :)

[thatdrummerperson]

Thank you for teaching me what my common-core Algebra II textbook couldn't. :D

[Mondyna]

Spent a whole year in trig class, but learned how to factor by grouping in just 4 mns.. Thanks a lot man!

[weightlifter]

you just made my whole night!!! thank you much!

[gabe]

thank you so much, i have a test soon and work is taking up all my studying time, you saved me a lot. the other tutorials were confusing and this was the simplest tutorial thank you!!

[pk]

got a big college algebra test tomorrow.. this helped me out alot.. thanks soo much keep it up!!!:)

[leucanelly]

Have a Benchmark algebra test today. I tried tons of things, but nothing helped me understand it in only 5 minutes. Sweet biscuits, you're good!

[mersi]

thank u Patrick, big help, like your style :)

[openmindeddragontree]

Thank you so much. And dang i wish i was able to Subscribe to you more than once.

[itskarrybaaby]

How do you know when to use this method?

[light]

i dont understand where the (x-1) came from

[paigelima]

is there a different way instead of using the 2*7 trick and that gives you -1 and -14?

[SonnyBlaze]

Hey, i got this problem but it doesnt make sense to me cuz none of them have a common factor

21m2 + 13m + 2 how do i go about doing this cuz none of these have a common factor

[kutsumiru]

What if I had something like 56m^2-93mn+272^2 ?

[target]

when the question is in this form: ax^2+bx+c {were a, b and c are numbers}

[nicolehernandez]

is it possible for the greatest common factor to be 1?

[Erin-bcic]

Probably a bad example to have 2x and 7x twice.

[danahcabral]

why cant all math teachers be just like you