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Factoring Quadratics
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Algebra 1
Quadratic Equations
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Factoring Quadratics 1.1 - Solution
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a
Both terms contain a factor of
x
.
Thus, we will factor it out.
x
3
−
5
x
SplitIntoFactors
Split into factors
x
⋅
x
2
−
x
⋅
5
FactorOut
Factor out
x
x
(
x
2
−
5
)
b
When we split an expression up into its factors, we begin by examining each term to see if they have any factors in common.
9
,
6
and
1
2
are all divisible by
3
.
9
x
−
6
y
+
1
2
SplitIntoFactors
Split into factors
3
⋅
3
x
−
3
⋅
2
y
+
3
⋅
4
FactorOut
Factor out
3
3
(
3
x
−
2
y
+
4
)