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alones · Answer

How would I factor this 8y^2 + 6y + 1

random231 · Answer

why not try that quadratic equation method i told you yesterday?

alones · Answer

I don't remember what you told me yesturday..there was so much random things happening to you..you said many things /;

faiqraees · Answer

For a general quadratic equation
$$\large\rm ax^2+bx+c=0 $$
you can find the factors by 
$$\large\rm (x-\frac{-b\pm\sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a}) $$

faiqraees · Answer

Now does that make any sense or you need a demonstration?

alones · Answer

I think you should demostrate..btw i have to factor trinomial /:

faiqraees · Answer

Okay well can you recognize the values of a and b and c?

alones · Answer

I think a and b are the factors http://prntscr.com/ad4tec

faiqraees · Answer

No okay dont jump to that
if a quadratic equation is
$$\large\rm ay^2+by+c  $$ and you are given equation 
$$\large\rm 8y^2+6y+1  $$
So what are the values of a, b and c

faiqraees · Answer

@AloneS Did you get it?