Question

Can anyone give me an example of a prime trinomial in the form ax2 + bx + c, and explain to me whhy? Because i don't know what prime trinomials are ?

Answer 1

Prime in this case means that the trinomial can't be factored into separate equations. A nonexample would be x^2-4x+3, because this equation can be factored into (x-3)(x-1). Any trinomial that can not be factored as shown above would be prime. So as an arbitrary example: x^2+5x+7

No two factors that would produce 5 in the middle term can be added to produce 7 in the last term.

Answer 2

I said that backwards, lol... No two factor that would be produce 7 in the last term can be added to produce 5 in the middle term

Answer 3

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Answer 4

oh okay well can you help me then create an example foor a prime trinomial?(: