Factoring out using the diamond method when a is greater than one

[@TheWheelchairGuy]

Your 6 minute lecture equals to my teacher's 3 hour class. Thank you

[@brianmclogan]

+Mo bahjat happy to help!

[@undistrubedpeace9952]

youre just slow lmao

[@squigglydigglyhead]

He explained in 6 minutes what took me an hour and a half in class to still not understand. Thanks!

[@mothboy420]

same

[@Megandalil]

It’s amazing how much easier it is for someone to learn when they’re taught by the right person

[@GreetedCarrot]

Homeboy just taught me more than a year of algebra thought me

[@PapiTrav]

Brian Mclogan your teaching styles is phenomenal and will always be here for many generations to come.You are a million dollar teacher

[@lol-ro2kl]

plot twist: the classroom was empty

[@paigesvn]

lmao yeah, whenever he asked a question and looked at the class, it was dead silent

[@abbywinkler9504]

You just saved me on my math test. Thank you so much!

[@brianmclogan]

you are very welcome Abby!

[@deyananoory9067]

i have no idea whats going on, i understand but then again im like "where did that number come from?" im so fucking stupid, i'll never make it in life.

[@paigesvn]

bro same- i had to rewatch this video over and over for each question lmao

[@deyananoory9067]

@@paigesvn SAME LMAOO

[@MA-zo3cm]

Don't put yourself down like that. The things that confuse us have super simple and easy answers, the issue is that sometimes the teacher doesn't explain it in a way that's right for us. So it's not your fault you don't get it, the information just wasn't delivered to you in a way that's specific to you. "Thinkwell"'s videos on youtube may be what you're looking for.

[@ezubu5375]

brook better be listening

[@DanyPeter]

Thanks sir, u sure saved me on my exam. love ya

[@paigesvn]

how did that exam go dany?

[@DanyPeter]

@@paigesvn Exams went really fine. Got good grades!!

[@mire2801]

yah, pay attention Brook

[@sapp9323]

i still cant understand the how you get 1

[@renstoneoris0326]

Bcoz of the identity property of multiplication, all multiplication problems have a factor of 1. Like 6 is equal to 6x1. Thats why he put 1.

[@DanyPeter]

@@renstoneoris0326 Yep!

[@emilyramirez8166]

have to have a 1 so the product can be 3, if it was a 0 the product would just be zero.

[@westover7249]

bc its not multiplied by zero, in front of any number there can be a 1 in front of it. if u multiply it by zero, its gonna be zero

[@TheSpasmer]

really good stuff

[@patilott6863]

That was a neat trick towards the end with putting in (x+1) plus 1 as a place holder - amazing twist

[@lilmoneyheist3400]

one question what if the top number in the diamond is -5 that has no factors.

[@emilyramirez8166]

not factorable

[@rowanblack5750]

Alge-bruh

[@mothboy420]

I love this man

[@brianmclogan]

😍😍😍

[@Randomju_nk]

You Good sir are a flipping Genius ohh my goodness

[@kylesolon8074]

ty

[@overlord2671]

so basically the middle term split method but with quirky drawings

[@brianmclogan]

Haha yes

[@overlord2671]

@@brianmclogan amazing that u still reply

[@ShivamDeshpande2467]

Still useful in 2k24❤

[@ironlegion1580]

I'm question why you call it poly not tri??? Perhaps Philippine education and US are taught different

[@theentirestateofalaska.4983]

Has nothing to do with the difference of Filipino and American education. Rather, a trinominal has 3 terms, but a polynomial just has more than 1 term.

[@ironlegion1580]

@@theentirestateofalaska.4983 ah that makes sense now, thx