Medal will be awarded!!!! Part 1: Create your own factorable trinomial. (1 point) Part 2: Explain, in complete sentences, how the trinomial is factored. (1 point) Part 3: Explain, in complete sentences, the process used to check the factors for accuracy. (1 point)
Write a binomial and post it.
x^2 + 2
Write another binomial and post it.
x + 4
Ok. Make the first on x+2. It will make it easier on yourself.
Now multiply those two binomials.
Opposite of FOIL can factor trinomials...right ?
Ok. texas wants to help you now. Too many cooks, you know....
Ok but one thing is I need the trinomial to have a squared x value like x^2 + 2x + 3
I do not want to take over this question....@Mertsj ...its yours
If you multiply the two binomials you will have a trinomial and it will have an x^2 in it.
Ok.
so the factors are (x +2) (x + 2)
What are the two binomials you are going to multiply?
(x+2 ) (x+2)
When I said write a binomial you wrote x^2+2. I said to make it x+2. Then I said write another binomial and you wrote x+4 Then I said to multiply the two binomials and then you got off on this (x+2)(x+2) stuff somehow.
So: Multiply (x+2)(x+4) then you will have a trinomial and it will have an x^2 in it
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Ok I am sorry but I did not understand that part. So (x+2)(x+4) is x^2 + 6x + 8
Yes. Now factor x^2+6x+8
Uh I think there's a disconnection somewhere. Maybe you should start again.
You have now done part 1 which says to create your own factorable trinomial.
Now you are on part 2 which says to factor your trinomial.
It is (x+2)(x+4)
That is correct.
Now what do I do.
Now do part 3. How would you know that the factors are correct? Hint: Are 3 and 4 factors of 12? How do you know?
.........but it's a trinomial. Shouldn't it be 3 roots?
You just multiply the factors again and if it gives you the trinomial the factors are correct. RIGHT???
yes. That is right
thats what I would do :)
Thank you all.
yw
TRINOMIAL: \[x ^{2}+5x+6\] Fatorization: \[x^{2}+5x+6\]=\[x ^{2}+2x+3x+6=x(x+2)+3(x+2)=(x+3)(x+2)\] first break the number with x in such away that the product of the numbers after breaking it is the number to itz right here5x=2x+3x and 2.3=6 part 3: multiply both the expressions i.e.,\[(x+3)(x+2)=x^{2}+5x+6\]
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lol....it gets confusing sometimes
Yea I can see that but why was the other mans explanation much easier.
stick with the one you are more comfortable with
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