Question

need help factoring:
-20x *squared* + 29x - 6

Answer 1

\[-20x^2+29x-6\]\[roots = \frac{(-b \pm \sqrt{b^2-4ac})}{(2a)} \]
solve once with the + and other with - it will give you two values x1 and x2, use them for factor form:
\[(x-x1)(x-x2)\]

Answer 2

i still dont get it...

Answer 3

\[ax^2+bx+c=0\]\[-20x^2+29x-6=0\]
does it makes more sense now ?

Answer 4

so how do you solve it?

Answer 5

-(20x^2-29x+6)
-(20x^2-24x-5x+6)
-(-4x(-5x+6)+1(-5x+6))
-((-5x+6)(-4x+1))