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    This document provides examples of factorizing trinomials when the leading coefficient is not 1. It works through two examples, factorizing 6x^2 + 7x - 49 as (3x - 7)(2x + 7) and factorizing 4n^2 - 15n - 25 as (4n + 5)(n - 5). The key steps shown are identifying the coefficients A, B, and C, calculating the product of the outer terms A and C, finding the factors of that product with the sum of B, and grouping the terms to arrive at the factored form. In both examples, the trinomials are fully factorized.

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    This document provides examples of factorizing trinomials when the leading coefficient is not 1. It works through two examples, factorizing 6x^2 + 7x - 49 as (3x - 7)(2x + 7) and factorizing 4n^2 - 15n - 25 as (4n + 5)(n - 5). The key steps shown are identifying the coefficients A, B, and C, calculating the product of the outer terms A and C, finding the factors of that product with the sum of B, and grouping the terms to arrive at the factored form. In both examples, the trinomials are fully factorized.

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    Pre Calculus Lesson For High School Vectors

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    This document provides examples of factorizing trinomials when the leading coefficient is not 1. It works through two examples, factorizing 6x^2 + 7x - 49 as (3x - 7)(2x + 7) and factorizing 4n^2 - 15n - 25 as (4n + 5)(n - 5). The key steps shown are identifying the coefficients A, B, and C, calculating the product of the outer terms A and C, finding the factors of that product with the sum of B, and grouping the terms to arrive at the factored form. In both examples, the trinomials are fully factorized.

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    Factoring the

    trinomials when the


    leading coefficient
    is not 1.
    Group 12 Presents
    First Equation
    6x² + 7x - 49
    A= 6 B=7 C=-49
    A.C =
    294
    Factors │ Sum
    294=21 (-14) │ 21 + -14 = 7
    Final Answer:
    (6x² + 21 - 14 – 49) (3x - 7)(2x + 7)
    (6x² + 21) - (14 – 49)
    (3x(2x + 7) - 7(2x + 7)
    Second Equation
    4n² - 15n - 25
    A= 4 B=-15 C=-25
    A.C = -100
    Factors │ Sum
    -100=-20 (5) │ -20 + 5 = -
    15 Final Answer:
    (4n² -20n + 5n - 25)
    (4n² - 20n) + (5n - 25) (4n + 5)(n - 5)
    4n(n - 5) + 5(n - 5)
    Thank You for
    Listening!
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