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Hey guys! I am trying to find alternative methods for factoring something of the form \(ax^2+bx+c\). We cannot use the quadratic formula, the answer will always have integers only. What ways do you use to solve this style of problem?
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@Nnesha , @dumbcow , @ganeshie8 , @satellite73 , @Zarkon Currently in use is the factor c then determine which factors add to b.
complete the square
|dw:1423970945877:dw| hmmi i'm just gonna do this example my new teacher taught us to do this way first factor a and c
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