Question

ab + 2b +3a + 6

uhm grouping a term i thinkkkk? (:

Answer 1

I can't belive I forgot how to do this...thinking...

Answer 2

Factor b out of the first two terms and then factor 3 out of the last two terms.

Answer 3

Then you will end up
b(a+2)3(a+2)

Answer 4

lol you sure?

Answer 5

b(a+2)+3(a+2)

Answer 6

Yes thanks to Mertsj

Answer 7

Now you have two terms and they have the common factor a+2 so factor out a+2

Answer 8

Then don't you put the b and 3 together to become
(b+3)(a+2)?

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

So the answer is (b+3)(a+2)

Answer 11

Do you understand why? :)

Answer 12

uhm , a little i see how you get it . but i feel so dumb . -_- i have a test tomorrow and i'm scared i'm going to fail!

Answer 13

No!!! Don't feel dumb! Sometimes school is difficult but God can help you with the test. I will pray do you do good. :)
Anymore questions? :)

Answer 14

Then try factoring this
(x^2-10x+25)

Answer 15

Hello?

Answer 16

Lol! I guess they left. :D

Answer 17

:P

Answer 18

O well see ya. :D

Answer 19

im hereeee

Answer 20

im trying to figure it out haha

Answer 21

Oh..!! Lol! Sorry! :D

Answer 22

(x-5)(x-5) ?

Answer 23

Well it isn't that hard you know
It just needs lots of pratice

Answer 24

Your missing something...

Answer 25

It is correct but not complete

Answer 26

(x-5)+(x-5) ?

Answer 27

Nope

Answer 28

uhhmmmmmmmmmmmmmm i don't know :c

Answer 29

Give up?

Answer 30

lol yes .

Answer 31

It is (x-5)^2

Answer 32

how!?

Answer 33

Well both are commons

Answer 34

oh that's truee. here i have another question please come help?

Answer 35

ok