Question

Factoring quadratic equations.

Answer 1

ok, im pretty sure i know how, nbut i wanna make sure

Answer 2

so with the 14x^2 - 21x + 0, i would tic tac toe it, right?

Answer 3

@Hero

Answer 4

idk what to do after that...

Answer 5

@dude

Answer 6

@Shadow

Answer 7

@Astrid1

Answer 8

I'm not used to that method, but I would just look at the common variables between the two terms. Both are divisible by 7 and x, so you can go from there.

Answer 9

oh yeah, so it would be 14x^2 - 21x, which factors to x(14x - 21), right?

Answer 10

That's the first step, then look at 14 and 21, they are both divisible by 7

Answer 11

so 7x(2-3)?

Answer 12

*2x

Answer 13

yep

Answer 14

is that completely factored?

Answer 15

I don't think there's anything else you can do to it.

Answer 16

ok, thx shad

Answer 17

you're welcome