Factor to Solve: How to Factor Trinomials when the Leading Coefficient is not 1
Factoring trinomials is the just the opposite of multiplying two binomials. It may seem tricky, but is is pretty simple to do, especially after some practice! When you have a number that isn't one as the leading coefficient, there is just a simple extra step to factor. #midnightmathtutor #factortrinomials #freemathvideos Enjoying our videos? Give us a like and subscribe! Fonts used in thumbnail/logo: KG Always a Good Time, KG Drops of Jupiter
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