is the answer to x^2+7x+10......(x+2)(X+5)?
yes , it's correct factoring
Coorect =)
thank you just checking my work
great and you are welcom. keep on!
how do i solve x^2-10x+21? i came up with (x-10) (x-1) what did i do wrong?
(x-7)(x-3)
First: factor x^2 into ( x ) (x )
then take the last term i.e +21 , and first check the sign og the middle term
if its sign minus ==> we got _ and - in both brackets since our last sign +
and by trail and error method we reach to the right factorization
and with keeping practicing, it would'nt take much to find it vere easy.
so is x^2+4x -32.....(x+4) (x-8)?
it should be (x-4)(x+8) , I'll try to draw it to you too.
is 2x^2+5xy-12y^2 prime?
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is 2x^2+5xy-12y^2, what do yo mean by a prime?
how do i solve this one? isnt 5 prime?
ok make 5 = 5 *1 or 5 = 1*5
2x^2+5xy-12y^2 = (x+4y) (2x-3y)
that is after some trail and error for the numbers and signs till it fits
i came up with (2x^2+5)(xy-6y^2) as the solution is that correct
you have to factor the x^2 --- > x*x and the y^2 --->y*y
oooooo ok
so when we have here with this little more difficult than the situation before, like what we have 2X^2 , just make 2x*x , wher the 12 y^2 could be many choices ( 4y*3y or 3y*4y , then 2y*6y ot 6y*2y)
the secret key is that :
First step : factor the first squared term into two factors of 1st degree
Second Step: go to the third term and alsoo factor it into 2 multi[liers
but in step 2 take care , you have to get 2 multipliers that meet the condition of when doing algebracilly sum , the sum or subtract to equal = the middle term with the exact sign
hope with more practise , no problem you will find, but try to get the skill without any rush
let the motive inside you mobalize your work. don't give up, it's easy, and with some patcience, things get easier.
http://www.purplemath.com/modules/solvquad.htm I found this in one of the thread being asked to help.
thank you!!
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