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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Chase wants to factor x^2 + 10x + 25 by grouping; however, Paige says it is a special product and can factor a different way. Using complete sentences, explain and demonstrate how both methods will result in the same factors.

OpenStudy (onepieceftw):

It's been a while since I did algebra 1, but I notice that you can factor it like this: (x+5)^2 Factoring by grouping would take a little longer since you're putting it into separate groups and solving individually.

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