How to deal with factoring trinomials worksheet

To understand about factoring trinomials worksheet, we will first learn about what are trinomials. Trinomials are the polynomials, which has three terms. To find the factors of the trinomials,  say ax>2 + bx + c we will first break the middle term bx such that the  sum of the two terms is equal to bx and the product of the two spitted terms equals to the product of ax>2 and c.  Once the middle term is split into two parts, we observe that the polynomial now has 4 terms. Now we take common terms from the first two terms and similarly we take common from last two terms in such a way that we are left with the common terms in the brackets. Thus taking the common terms common, we get the factors of the given polynomial. (want to Learn more about trinomials , click here),
Sometimes we have the trinomials such that it forms the perfect squares of the given terms, in such situation we will write the terms in the forms of the perfect squares. Let us try some of the examples:  4x>2 +   12x + 9
    = (2x)>2 + 2 * 2 * 3 * x + (3)>2
 It is equivalent to the formula for  (a + b ) >2, so  that a =  2x and b = 3, so the resultant factors of the equation are
  = ( 2x + 3 ) >2
This solution can also be attained by the method of breaking, which is done as follows:
= 4 x >2 +  6x + 6x + 9
= 2x *  (  2x  + 3 ) + 3 ( 2x + 3 )
= ( 2x + 3) * ( 2x + 3 )
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