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Could you factor 2x^2+13x+15?
What would you do first?
Part 1
If you had to factor that trinomial, what would you do first?
Wouldn't you multiply 2 by 15 first?
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There is the problem. The directions say to put it in a form so that it can be factored by grouping.
So the first thing you should do is multiply 2 by 15. That would be 30. Then you find two factors of 30 whose sum is 13. What are they?
Yes. So replace 13x with 10x + 3x
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