Factoring Sum and Difference of Cubes

[@ralecgos3631]

Oh you're just wonderful. Thanks for making this so much easier.

[@MariosMathTutoring]

You’re welcome Ryan!

[@HoneyB93]

I love this! Very helpful with the acronym. Great teacher.

[@atavierreed2267]

same

[@バート-p1h]

Such an easy-to-understand explaination!

[@omchhibber1499]

Out of all other videos this one’s so much better

[@rishubhekbote6475]

Thank you so much for teaching the box method was really easy I love Algebra a lot it is my favorite subject I am taking geometry next year I got a 99 in my first semester of Algebra really good video at first I didn't understand the box method but you explained it really well Thank you so much.

[@rishubhekbote6475]

You expained the box method better than my math teacher I am still really good at math it is my favorite subject

[@CraigEngbrecht]

Just going through upgrading, this was my biggest crutch so far. You have really helped me understand! Thanks!

[@karan_karan_karan]

me as well! thank youuuuu mario

[@urbanisticstube]

Thanks dude, great example!! 😎😎😎😎

[@angeliatsai5744]

Thank you, now I kinda know how to use the formula to solve the problems. You are being helpful for me to understand and teacher assigned me to watch the video so I watched it

[@atavierreed2267]

Thank you so much, you really took the time to break things down visually

[@bowehm27]

I am in a knewton based class and they have not once suggested learning the cubes. Now that I have 1-10, I am golden. Great breakdown! thank you

[@MariosMathTutoring]

Glad the video helped!

[@randyb3347]

Excellent. Thank You.

[@MariosMathTutoring]

You are welcome!

[@playertoo9730]

thank you mario! i was out sick the day of the lesson, but this has helped a lot 🦀

[@MariosMathTutoring]

Glad it helped!

[@porisarvepalli7153]

Wow, thank you for this simple explaination!

[@miniyoongles]

this was a great video, thank you very much!

[@MariosMathTutoring]

Glad you liked it!

[@michellec.7533]

Thank you. Beautifully explained!!

[@elizabethotumile2431]

You explained it easily 👍✨

[@yani_tube]

I wrote don note 😊

[@ashleyfellion7461]

Problem 4 has a GCF of 8.

[@playertoo9730]

is it still the same answer if it has a GCF?

[@MariosMathTutoring]

If it has a gcf i’d recommend you factor that out first.

[@solidrock8978]

thanks bro

[@MATHEMATICSMental]

What property did you use

[@MariosMathTutoring]

Formula for factoring sum of 2 cubes and difference of 2 cubes.

[@jadarianharris4873]

thank you

[@tjhayes3223]

For number 4, couldn’t you factor out the GCF? 216 and 1000 are both divisible by 8

[@MariosMathTutoring]

Yes that is a good first step. My main intent for this video was to demonstrate factoring using the sum or difference of 2 cubes but as a general rule I recommend factoring out the gcf first.

[@faylabellemorante4206]

Another question 64a³+b³

[@jayn8392]

This drives me crazy. So I fully understand how to do the problem when the initial variable is actually a 3. But in our homework we have 1 problem with the variable as a cube. Then the rest are like 16y^12….. I cannot find any examples of what to do to manipulate the problem correctly…

[@MariosMathTutoring]

It might be a difference of two squares?

[@justinpoovathingal]

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[@barnahid8079]

sir I am weak in math and English 😭😭😭😭

[@johndoe-fx4lc]

my math pisses me off

[@rishubhekbote6475]

What city do you live in

[@rishubhekbote6475]

Another question why are you teaching in school during covid 19 just by looking at the board it looks like you are teaching in school

[@markbaca1894]

So ocky 😂

[@lancewilliamson1850]

L

[@mahdi3521]

thank you

[@dogcheese5050]

Mario I wholeheartedly believe you should be officially recognized as a saint

[@MariosMathTutoring]

Just trying to help out….