Question

How do you algebra? This factoring is destroying my brain molecules, & It's really difficult. Questions in comments.

Answer 1

Welcome back!

Answer 2

Hello!

Answer 3

As you know...
Is there any factor can you take before factor them?

Answer 4

Hello, friend!

Answer 5

I don't think there are any

Answer 6

Ok
Next to that: direct factorization

Answer 7

Go ahead

Answer 8

This depends on your experience in factorization!

Answer 9

what do I do differently this time?

Answer 10

Just a little big number at q^2, no more

Answer 11

The same roles, the same sequence

Answer 12

You can expand all the choices and see which one matches

Answer 13

This is the hard way

Answer 14

\[
(2 q-7) (6 q+2)=12 q^2-38 q-14
\]

Answer 15

Does this match?

Answer 16

I know it is the hard way, but it will show what is going on

Answer 17

so, if i wanted to try the answer A, I'd have to do (2*-7) + (6*2)?

Answer 18

\[
(3 q+7) (4 q-2)=12 q^2+22 q-14
\]

Answer 19

Does this one match?

Answer 20

I think it is not the right one
the middel term will be 4q-42q=-38q
match?

Answer 21

and so on

Answer 22

I am talking about A

Answer 23

\[
(3 q+2) (4 q-7)=12 q^2-13 q-14
\]
How about this one?

Answer 24

I think I got it
It will be
\[(3q+2)(4q-7)\]

Answer 25

What do you think?

Answer 26

Yes, correct one!

Answer 27

Hold on, I'm confused

Answer 28

How did you get the middle term?

Answer 29

Easy


Sorry for late.

Hope that helps

Answer 30

I think I get it, now.

Answer 31

Thank God!

Answer 32

Happy to hear that!

Answer 33

Thanks for the help again! I really appreciate it ;)

Answer 34

Thank you for the medal!
Thank you for learning!!
Thanks for your confidence!
I really appreciate!

Answer 35

no problem =D

Answer 36

Any more questions?

Answer 37

For now, I think I'm good. If I have any more questions, I'll post it