Episode Synopsis "2.6 Factoring ax^2+bx+c"

In this episode I will be talking about how to factor the trinomial ax^2+bx+c into the product of two binomials. I will give you four examples. I will share with you what I struggled on and how I was fix that problem. I will also give you a summary of what I learned in class. Along with these examples and the summary about math I will introduce to you two French Ballet terms.

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