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Example Question #19 : How To Factor The Quadratic Equation
Factor the following quadratic expression:
Given the following expression:
We need to find factors of that add up to .
can be broken down into the following factors:
Of these choices, only adds up to . Additionally, the coefficient in front of the variable is , so we do not need to worry about that when finding these values. There are no negatives in the quadratic expression, so the signs in the factored form are all positive. This gives us the final answer of
You can use the FOIL method to re-expand the expression and check your work!
Example Question #233 : Equations / Inequalities
Solve the following equation by factoring.
None of the other answers.
To factor a quadratic equation in the form
, where , find two integers that have a sum of and a product of .
For this equation, that would be 9 and 5.
Therefore, the solutions to this equation are and .
Example Question #21 : How To Factor The Quadratic Equation
Solve the following equation by factoring.
None of the other answers.
Begin by setting the equation equal to 0 by subtracting 88 from both sides.
Now that the equation is in the form , find two integers that sum to and have a product of .
For this equation, those integers are and .
Therefore, the solutions to this equation are
Example Question #22 : How To Factor The Quadratic Equation
Solve the following equation by factoring.
Begin by setting the equation equal to zero by adding 105 to each side.
For an equation in the form , where , find two integers that have a sum of and a product of .
For this equation, that would be 8 and 9.
Therefore, the solutions to this equation are