Question

2x^+4x+1+4

FACTORING BY GROUPING

Answer 1

\[\huge~\rm~2x^2+4x+1+4?\]

Answer 2

is it like that?

Answer 3

YES

Answer 4

Combine Like Terms:
=2x2+4x+1+4
=(2x2)+(4x)+(1+4)
=2x2+4x+5

Answer 5

no factor like grouping is what i am trying to do

Answer 6

factoring by grouping

Answer 7

Then we do this

Answer 8

?

Answer 9

just tell be the steps to find the answer

Answer 10

have you ever seen this ?
\(\huge\color{purple}{ax^2+bx+c}\)

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

That is known as standered form
when factoring by grouping we multiply a and c

Answer 13

have you ever seen this ?
\(\huge\color{red}{2x^2+4x+5}\)

Answer 14

yes

Answer 15

lol my typos >_<
ok multiply...
\[\huge~\rm~5 \times 2=?\]

Answer 16

10

Answer 17

XD

Answer 18

10

Answer 19

@pooja195 He is asking by grouping

Answer 20

@OregonDuck You asked this question before

Answer 21

pooja the english chat nowwwwww

Answer 22

@mathmate said that that answer is wrong so i am trying to get it checked

Answer 23

@OregonDuck It was wrong before because you said a different terms

Answer 24

Actually this isnt even facotralbe

Answer 25

This question can be 2x(x+2) and 5

Answer 26

It would be prime :/
@hybrik i know that he was asking to do it by grouping this is that way i was taught.

Answer 27

Im getting (2x+5)(x+2)

Answer 28

@pooja195 I think its prime too, let me check

Answer 29

its prime you cant factor this

Answer 30

As I checked, you can go to 2x2+4x+5, but, its prime,

Answer 31

Right so @OregonDuck its prime which means not factor-able

Answer 32

ok