BOX METHOD of Factoring Polynomials.m4v

[@pollofrito8584]

Taught me in 3 min. what my teacher couldn't in 2 days. Thanks

[@lusciousniqua]

NO REALLY THO THIS IS SO HELPFUL

[@elijahj-l825]

tuff.

[@gameon6842]

Pollo Frito shots fired

[@dischidia00]

SAME

[@CesarMartinez-wi7wc]

I went through algebra I just guessing. Now in algebra II, my teacher showed me this video as a refresher, and I finally understand.

[@danieleliserio4217]

Knew the basics but needed a quick refresher. So glad this is up. Thanks!

[@mechagear4819]

lol

[@LejunglerenardThejunglefox]

This Voice, Whiteboard, and Marker has gave so many children A's.

[@trev.lowlife4208]

i hate algebra

[@saturn2855]

Who doesn’t

[@triple7marc]

That awkward Bean Algebra isn’t that bad lmao it’s really fun when you know what you’re doing

[@wendywu5672]

Marc Weiner well that’s like never

[@mariahvallair8278]

Same

[@Dopamine621]

same

[@TheThecrusher]

I have learned more in the 3:31 seconds of this video than I have all semester.

[@masterassassin1669]

same

[@rajoferrer6148]

sames

[@robwhite2467]

My instructor started showing the class how to factor quadratics, when she came across this method she was practically flailing, she was so happy. You explained it very good. The only difference between my instructor and yourself is that she put the second term (xx) ,(this one) under the box instead of ontop of it and she also put the side term first and the bottom term second. However, following Associative property, the swapping around the brackets shouldn't make a difference. Thanks again!

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[@Thecoolesttdy]

still here

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[@odiahtyfany4480]

Extremely clear, and extremely easy to understand. Thank u sooo much, your an amazing teacher

[@jasonsangha2358]

Thanks, I’ve been struggling with this all year you simplified it so easily👍👍👍

[@aidennguyen5596]

You have honestly just taught me much better than my teacher. Thank you.

[@Floresomar]

I am so glad that I found this video. Thank you so much for uploading this video. You made it very simple, and you are very good at explaining it!! I have finals tomorrow keep repeating it so that I could remember it!!!!!

[@carolinelaramee8480]

THANK YOU SO MUCH MY TEACHER SUCKS AND U TAUGHT ME MORE IN 3 MINUTES THAN SHE HAS IN 4 WEEKS I LOVE U

[@triple7marc]

3:09 *positive 2x

[@JoeBurner13]

This method is much better for people like me who are visual learners. thank you

[@sebzero6200]

This lady is Lowkey keeping me from failing math class right now

[@oliviawilliams31]

Taught me in a hour and When my teacher better explained the box method. Thanks you

[@elizabethullrich4150]

omg thank you so much I didn’t understand this at all and this 3 minute video just saved me

[@erictheorangutan642]

Thank you so much ! This video taught me exactly what to do in only 3 minutes, thank you so much !

[@Shhgooo]

My teacher couldn't explain this in a class but u did in 3 mins. Thanks for posting!

[@ReillyStCroix-wh6gx]

Thank you for making this 10 times easier because my math teacher explains it weird

[@BloxyAwardsVideos]

Thank you so much. :D My teacher made it confusing but you made it easy.

[@alissajoseph1151]

Totally gonna ace that test tomorrow!!!

[@alissajoseph1151]

Sorry, I don't. But I do remember it helping me immensely

[@samisiddiqi7814]

Do you still have that test?

[@SG-ho7xb]

People must know

[@salem587]

Bahahaha!!! It works!!! Have a final in 2 hours! Thank you!

[@mariellecaguioa3746]

Thanks for this video it really helped me alot. Thanks for explaining it properly because I cant understand my teacher. Thx again

[@MrSupernova111]

This is the same exact thing as guessing - as another user already pointed out. Only difference is that instead of writing the terms next to each other they are written around a box. This is fine for small numbers, especially when the coefficient for a=1. However, when you get a coefficient for a>1 and a*c goes into the hundreds or thousands this method starts to look silly. You also have scenarios where there is a coefficient outside of the parenthesis of the factored equation for which I do not see a place in this box method. So far, the best method I have seen for factoring is by using primes (for larger numbers where a*c is in the hundreds or higher). Then writing the formula properly with all the terms next to each other and factor by grouping. Again, a coefficient of 1 in place of "a" is fine but for pre-cal and above I don't see the box method holding up. Either way, good intro video for beginners doing simple factoring problems.

[@colindoyle4882]

I don't understand how this is guessing though

[@Alex-ow4yn]

Yeah this is not a guess and check at all... and you can very easily does this with a leading coefficient by multiplying the first and last term together and then finding the factors of that which add/subtract to the middle term. In all reality if you need to factor a polynomial with a large leading coefficient you would be using a computer program to help you such as wolframalpha..

[@Alex-ow4yn]

I use this every day in the precalculus class I teach specifically for factoring polynomials with a leading coefficient.

[@breewantsmusic10]

Thank you so much! This really cleared things up for me!

[@colinbock4357]

My teacher explained this method to us in Honors Algebra 2 at my high school. We barely heard of this in algebra 1 two years ago as a 7th grader

[@tsunamipena2795]

Best math video for box method

[@Emily-nc4fb]

Best teacher ever 🤗 thanks for the help

[@VintageCupcake077]

This was really helpful!

[@Fzzt2]

Thanks so much! Super helpful even in college! 😊

[@victorquesada7530]

Nice video. My only critique is to ask you to show how you do each of the steps. For example, around 3:06 you show how you check your answers, and with most students who have basic multiplication down, it's enough. But for some of the students who are looking for extra help, this video could go into extra depth, showing how the inner and outer terms are -4x and 6x, respectively, and how the like terms subtract. Conversely, as an extension for more advanced students you could show everyone how to use this method to factor trinomials where the a term isn't 1. Thanks for the video, I will definitely use it as a resource in class.

[@vinylahc]

hello! is it possible for you to explain why is 4 the negative one and not 6?

[@antares1233062]

Thank you so much, I finally understand it!!

[@endpal1065]

Thanks for easy method👍👍👌👌👏👏

[@ILoveNiall824]

Does it matter which factors you put in the box?

[@higherenergyalwayswinss4446]

Thanks I needed that recap

[@hugonavarro7132]

Hate algebra love this video

[@steph7253]

Thank you so much. 💗 definitely going to ace this test :)

[@sandeepnaveen6608]

Good explanation thank u sir

[@onlyone-c-ops284]

Mr.oof is taking no L’s TODAY

[@stephaniehack5701]

What grade level would this be for? I just showed it to my 10 year old and she got it right off - thank you for the lesson!

[@methods_9952]

goat

[@kyore789]

Thanks.My super genius Korean teacher thinks we learn these things from writing it down.

[@Ariminua]

Thank you, very clear.

[@pritamdhinsa448]

24=6x4 and 6-4=2. Hence factors are(x+6)(x-4)=0. So x= 4 and - 6.

[@MarreLirre]

Thanks a bunch!

[@vanemi428]

Thank you so very much

[@Baller2835]

Thank you!

[@manuelserna9919]

Yes thank you

[@icejosh22]

Agreed thank you

[@GGBundy]

Excellent.

[@-._Radixerus_.-]

My class has been doing a method that was dumb, and it made me sad. i didn't understand diamond problems because i was stupid and dumb, and probably ugly. thanks to this video, i'm smart, handsome, and basically the jesus of my class. thank you tube4horst.

[@santicheeks1106]

Thanks I actually got the same equation on my homework, so free answer

[@Waterburgers]

Thank you

[@ecogamer23]

thankyou now i think i finally freaking understand it

[@TankiCubed]

this helped so much! Thank you!

[@pritamdhinsa448]

Factors of 24 to give difference 2 are 6x4. Hence ans. is (x+6)(x-4). PSD.

[@JboogeBeats]

thank you, thank you, thank you ladyyyyy!!!!!

[@pepemaximo7743]

I love u for this!

[@keytonfranklin3431]

This is so helpful

[@biwarakram6159]

thank you! finally i’m taught

[@chalokips7712]

What about 3@8 2@12 1@24 can any these numbers work better to perform factorisation

[@鸡腿塞牙]

hahah remind me that comercial said: what?! Still looking for the video from 2008, are those really help? Me: hack yea, better than my teacher hahahahah.

[@lieblenaire]

thank you!!!

[@li4339]

OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH 💙

[@partypao]

Where did the coefficient x for -4 and 6 come from? Ive read other materials and tutorials regarding this method and no one seems to explain where these coefficients are coming from.

[@ingridzurita]

People usually leave it because it is really -4x and 6x but to find if it multiples to c and adds to b

[@Jqckgreen]

Very helpful

[@apdroidgeek1737]

Will these work with a polynomial with exponent of 3

[@smokedout616]

I like that. Thanks.

[@blestbyluck]

Thanks

[@nkr15]

I hate maths

[@freshprince4568]

Nikhil Reddy same man, honestly math ruins my life

[@ShehzadNiazi]

Nikhil Reddy honestly who doesn't hate math

[@OctaNinja]

maths hate you

[@stefaniepaige9850]

helped me alot, thank you!

[@janzi146]

thank you thank you thank you!!!!

[@firefoxisbetterthanchrome]

But what happened to the queen’s golden Wii?

[@arzanipour]

Well you did post this a year ago so maybe you changed your mind in that time period, but not all questions will be this easy, sometimes the numbers will be very large and other times it won't even be 3 terms but 6 terms instead, so its not really pointless.

[@colestraub1559]

Ya I would like to know how to do reverse foil because my teacher said I should do it cuz I’m good with doing math in my head but she didn’t teach us it could u make a vid

[@BambisBoolin]

Swordsmen the video is 9 years old...

[@petar7790]

@Swordsmen The 2nd term is the addition of two numbers that give the value 2 and the 3rd therm is the multiplication of the same two numbers you used for the the 2nd term and give the value 24. Example: x^2 - 9x + 20 = (x - 4) (x - 5)

[@AllTrickss]

That was so simple. My teacher makes it complicated

[@noninterventionistchad4326]

better than my trig teacher lol

[@sbenny2647]

So many of these videos are great, but I can't in good conscience show them on Virtual days because of the raunchy ads beforehand.

[@nocturnalorange8691]

damn u better than my teacher thanks b

[@GabrielOrtiz-dv4jk]

Do u have to use c to choose the factors and sum or can u use b as well?

[@adamliv6279]

gerald santos It has to be B.

[@ambedkarrail]

very easy to learn tks

[@anutomy646]

thankuuu

[@jkaras6664]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! :D

[@marilyndolor]

Awesome

[@114spencer]

Its undefined and that would be your answer.

[@Jurger_111]

My teacher shared this video back then I remember

[@thepest012]

The fist box is how ever many x-squares there are the last box has the number without any variables

[@BoredInfidel]

@SeismicRock I didn't. I clicked a link on a webpage.

[@trevorthomas1080]

Okay but what is a coefficient

[@davidtembo6138]

Wht is the solution of this

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👏🏼👏🏼

[@Thecoolesttdy]

does anyone know what to do if b is being minused

[@Asim999ful]

thank you my dear love you you are the great

[@wanyaburris2876]

What if there are three different exponents ex. 4p 5p squared & 8p cubed

[@gamerattitude9314]

tf kind of box method is this? why did you put the first and second term in th- you know what never mind...

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i love you.

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My teacher sucks at teaching

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Some teachers are full of knowledge but cannot transmit it.

[@Sigilzz_]

thanks help me at school