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
Factoring 5-Find 2 #s with given product & sum
- 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 find two numbers with a given product and sum?
- How can you find two numbers whose product is 40 and sum is 13?
- How can you figure out what two numbers multiply to 40 and add to 13?
- What is a systematic, easy way to find two integers that multiply to a given product and add to a given sum?
- What are the two numbers that multiply to 72 and add to -22?
- How can you figure out whether factors should be negative or positive when you need to find numbers with a given product and a given sum?
- How can you figure out the two numbers that multiply to -12 and add to 4?
- What two integers multiply to -70 and add to -9?
- How does the problem change if you want to multiply to positive 70 and add to -9?
This lesson covers a fundamental concept necessary for factoring trinomials -- finding two integers that multiply to a given product and add to a given sum. Several varying examples are shown and explained very well.
