25 videos in "Factoring Trinomials with Leading Coefficients"
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Factoring Trinomials
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Factoring by Grouping, Quadratic Trinomials
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Factoring by Grouping Part 1
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Factoring by Grouping Part 2
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Factoring; "abc Method" Part 1
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Factoring; "abc Method" Part 2
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Factoring by Grouping (Part 3)
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Factoring 4a-Factor 4 terms by grouping
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Factoring 4b-Use Box to factor 4 terms
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Factoring 5-Find 2 #s with given product & sum
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Factoring 8-Trinomials Part 1-Trial Factors
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Factoring 9 - Trinomials Part 2 - Get one factor!
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Factoring 10 - Trinomials part 3 - get one factor!
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Factoring 11 - Trinomials Part 4
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Factoring 12 - Trinomials Part 5
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Factoring 13 - Trinomials Part 6
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Factoring 14a - Trinomials Part 7
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Factoring14b-Trinomials part 8 New Method
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Complex Trinomial
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Grouping
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Multiplying and Factoring Polynomials
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Multiplying and Factoring Polynomials 2
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Factoring Completely - 1
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Factor using Crisscross Part 1
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Factor using Crisscross Part 2
Factor using Crisscross Part 2
- Factoring Trinomials HW - Factoring trinomials homework with answers.
- Factoring Polynomials - A condensed worksheet that describes the steps to look at / think about when attempting to factor a polynomial.
- Algebra Tiles - A website that allows you to factor trinomials visually using Algebra Tiles.
- How do you factor trinomials with leading coefficients?
- How do you factor using the criss-cross method?
- What is the criss-cross method of factoring?
- How do you factor 8x^2 - 14x + 3 using the criss-cross method?
- How do you factor 4x^2 + 9x - 9?
- How do you factor 4x^2 - 4x - 15?
- How do you factor 4x^3 - 66x^2 + 15x?
- How do you factor 4x^4 - 38x^3 + 48x^2?
- How do you factor trinomials with higher exponents than 2?
- How do you factor out the greatest common factor before factoring a trinomial?
This is another great video showing an innovative way of factoring trinomials with a leading coefficient by eliminating some factors and trying them out without actually multiplying the binomials every time. If you want the full explanation of this method, check out the first lesson in this series.


