Question

Step-by-step how do i factor
y²+14s+49

Answer 1

is it s in middle term

Answer 2

THX mark o. :)

Answer 3

@mark o. what happened to the y and s

Answer 4

they became x
x=y=s right mark-0
lol

Answer 5

yeah same question i too have to ask

Answer 6

i too posted (y+7)^2 but after seeing s i deleted it

Answer 7

right myininaya ....thnx.....lol

Answer 8

step by step:

Answer 9

y\[y^2+14s+49 find the common factor\]

Answer 10

wtf no such equation can be factorised

Answer 11

but what common factor u will find fahminator

Answer 12

it has to be 14y not 14s..... this cannot be factorised

Answer 13

no common factor

Answer 14

IM confused now :(

Answer 15

do you realize you have s and y in your expression, joyce?

Answer 16

therefore we had do multiply the first coefficient by the 3rd coefficient
and find if i can use the factors of 49 to add to make 14

Answer 17

yeah we know u r confused so after posting such question u thanked mark. o lol

Answer 18

yeah you can’t do it if theres 14s... it has to be 14y OR s^2 in the beginning

Answer 19

\[y^2+14y+49 \text{ can be factored}\]
\[s^2+14s+49 \text{ can be factored}\]
\[y^2+14s+49 \text{ cannot be factored}\]

Answer 20

this equation was falsely written. this cannot be factorised any further

Answer 21

tis is what i mean ..lol,,it should be y not s
y^²+14y+49
=(y+7)(y+7)
=(y+7)^2

Answer 22

oh nvm then because its completely false using a new variable in the equation...

Answer 23

i put down exactly wut the Q was

Answer 24

lol then its impossible

Answer 25

ok then it isn't factorable

Answer 26

sometimes it cannot be factorable

Answer 27

ANY FURTHER than what they have given you.

Answer 28

ok thx

Answer 29

just write down : impossible

Answer 30

kk thx

Answer 31

what about this problem
x²+2x-15

Answer 32

-15=5(-3)
and 2=5+(-3)

Answer 33

\[(x+5)(x-3)\]

Answer 34

kk thx