Factoring Trinomials || Algebra 1

[@LudusYT]

Like this comment if you want the extended video for factoring trinomials!!! I’m trying to balance making these extended videos with making new KZbin videos and that balance all depends on the demand for the extended videos.

[@lauritsnielsen7651]

You deserve much more positivity, these videos are astonishing!

[@LudusYT]

Thank you!!! That really means a lot. I'll admit, I've been really bummed out about how my videos have been performing. I hope they get some traction in the near future. I'd appreciate if you could share this channel with anyone who could use it!

[@cquickk]

@@LudusYT you do realise it's MATH, so....not like your target audience is as broad as funny cat videos, it's literally the most hated subject on earth, so no wonder people don't wanna adhere to it.. but with time and patience you'll definitely get more traction. Good job, helped me out a ton!

[@chocolateangel8743]

@@LudusYT In addition to your descriptions, I think you need to add some tags (eg. #factoringquadratictrinomialsbygrouping and such).

[@guilhermemedeiros3061]

the answer for the last problem is (10x-1)(x+9)

[@Kame3248]

Better method: Ax² + Bx + C = 0 Mid: B/A * -½ U² = Mid² - C/A U = √(Mid² - C/A) x1 = Mid - U x2 = Mid + U

[@LudusYT]

That seems way more complicated, but I’ll admit that’s probably because it’s my first time seeing it.

[@Kame3248]

@@LudusYT At first it does, but once you get the hang of it, it is way faster. I've joined your live streams on TikTok and solved 'x' 2 to 3 times faster than you. Granted you're teaching others & slow down, but I've gotten to the point that I can solve in my head easier than quadratic formula. It's still the quadratic formula but in a different format.

[@charliegabriel9164]

I was looking for something to teach my child about Math then I found your channel. Your videos are awesome, New subscriber here in the Philippines

[@LudusYT]

Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it!

[@cquickk]

Last problem solved: 10x2+89x-9 .... -1 + 90 are the numbers that both added make 89, and multiplied make -90 , so that gives us.. 10x2 +1x | +90x -9 10x (x-1) | -90x - 9 [because I saw at 15:34 you decided to factor out a negative 2 instead of positive 2, I thought I can do the same] (10x-1) (-10x-1) Answer: (10x-1)(x+9) [because two negatives make a positive] Nothing makes me feel more like an idiot than trying to make logic from math equations, pls let me know if this makes any sense, thank you.

[@mangtomas9728]

thanks

[@ilikestarbrawls]

most underrated online math videos

[@LudusYT]

OMG THANK YOU!!! Hopefully they'll get more attention soon. I've just got to keep working at it.

[@albertomoreno6776]

Yes, Web gemz

[@marksd5650]

Where were you in 1972 when I needed you at West Side High? I’m trying to remember my algebra teacher’s name; he was grim.

[@zapper354]

Answer: (x+9)(10x-1)

[@chocolateangel8743]

Would it be possible for you to make a video on why the factoring by grouping process works the way it does (in a way that makes sense)? Everyone tells you to use it as an as a means to get factors -- but they don't explain the mathematical logic behind it. Thanks.

[@marksd5650]

Apparently not, but I’d love to know the answer as well.

[@eduardocerra9433]

(10x-1)(x+9)

[@LudusYT]

YESSS!!!

[@Blavase]

@@LudusYT would (10x-x)(x+9) work aswell?

[@chrisdarry-roseelrod4481]

@@LudusYT Can you show the work on this, because my answer is different

[@freesatire]

You do an incredible job, thank you!!

[@nycgiant7997]

Where is the notes

[@rileyblount9469]

this playlist is awesome! i figured out on thursday i have to take a test on monday on algebra 1(which i haven’t taken in 2 years). if i don’t pass the test i can’t graduate. so i’m so thankful i found this maybe now i’ll pass lol

[@neev4367]

Did u graduate?

[@andreskaufman8398]

How do you find the pairs that will give you the numbers in the middle?

[@chocolateangel8743]

When using Factoring By Grouping, multiply coefficients of the first term and last term together. Find the factors of whatever number you get, such that they add up to the middle term. You have to remember this in order to successfully use this method.

[@allaboutcharrr]

Can you do Radial Expression for Math College Readiness

[@shewitsurafel8249]

Thank u very much, this was so helpful!

[@renatacarrillo8726]

would’ve loved to come across this before my final 😭😭

[@erikperez4246]

Can you explain how to get the answer for the problem you give at the end

[@LudusYT]

That’s for you to figure out! I go over the exact process you need to use a few times in that video.

[@user-bx2kd7jt8t]

Thanks for the video 👍

[@LudusYT]

No problem!!! Glad I could help. Is there any other videos you need?

[@user-bx2kd7jt8t]

@@LudusYT Idk tbh 😂 dont stress too much about views bud

[@t45dun2]

I got (x+9)(10x-1)

[@LudusYT]

YUP!!!!

[@shipurmohammed4764]

Your have really good explanations !!

[@albertomoreno6776]

Web gem

[@glenbrown5977]

(10x-1)(x+9)

[@Soundalious]

Answer: (10x-1)(x+9)