Let’s Factor Out The GCF (Greatest Common Factor) …Step-by-Step…..

[@mysticmystery8935]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I missed two days of school and had no idea how to do anything gcf with polynomials, and this really helped me!!

[@mr.mxyzptlks8391]

Nice break down of the approach. Love going from numbers to variables. Very important to teach early. I now realize I was conditioned in high school how to look at these problems. Made abstract college level math(s) much easier. Without this base, I’d never have been able to catch on to the next level. Not even calculus, but things like set theory. Know the basics and you can build on them. 🎉

[@xorxpert]

I don’t see why this would ever benefit us in knowing in the future. All this math doesn’t make sense but we’re all doing it for no reason

[@Music_Creativity_Science]

These are good basic math lessons, don't doubt it. In the future, I would recommend learning the derivation of the time dilation formula (how clock rates change with speed) in Einstein's Special relativity theory. It is algebra based math, and you will need mathematical rules for factoring, square roots and exponents in combination to solve it (or just follow a solution, there are many videos about it). Start with the light clock derivation of the problem. And then, when you really master the rules for factoring, square roots, exponents and substitution in algebra, try the harder way as Einstein originally did it. Derivation from the Galilean transformation equations (Newton physics) to the Lorentz transformation equation (Einstein physics with high speeds).

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[@suemoore1965]

Thank God you explained the problem right away and added examples after. Much less confusion. When you bounce back and forth between problems you simply confuse me. I also liked that you weren't trying to sell us something. I understand this is a job for you but it is our peace of mind to learn without the confusion. Once more thing since I am on a roll... I absolutely hate when you put MANY WON'T GET THIS. Please be more positive with some putting helpful info... like fractions, PEMDAS, etc. For some of us you are the only person we see in a day. Make it helpful and pleasant please. Sue Moore

[@carl-cat]

Thank you so much for this, I learned more in 6 minuets than my teacher over 2 days. He can’t grasp the fact that some concepts are simple, and over complicated them. On top of that, he doesn’t even really teach, he just does 1 problem fixes the answer and goes to his desk. So ty so much, saved me from stressing out over summer work (not summer school lol)

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Thank you for this. I’m going to recommend your channel to my Algebra class. They all learn differently so it’s nice to have another option for them. 😊

[@SavannaHeat713]

I am super thankful for your explanation. I am no longer lost with this. After head trauma I am relearning Algebra 1. ❤

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[@S.M.HassanShah]

Thank you so much, this is definitely the best video among all explaining this topic. Cheers!

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[@MrHugocastaneda]

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[@patriciagreen2365]

This video is a great review of factoring. Thank you.

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[@JackTressler]

Helpful video ty!!

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No, this is what our teachers should be watching.

[@MsRenee70]

5:36 pm on 3:29, great video!

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Very well explained and easy 2understand by GCF

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[@ChavoMysterio]

4x^2-8x+12 4(x^2-2x+3) ❤

[@saidrabie5081]

Thanks alot teacher....easy and comprehensive explanation...

[@ColinLittle-h2m]

Why did you not factorize this quadratic equation te 4{x2 - 8x + 12)

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Which application are you using to teach

[@electricalengineeringbymik3603]

I'm wondering the same here as well

[@zebull399]

Am preparing for my GED test in 2 weeks, I need some advice on revision

[@thomasharding1838]

What about 1 x 4, 1 x 8, and 1 x 12? 1 is a common factor and you should eliminate it just as you eliminated 2.

[@neonumbers5664]

omg thx this helped so much i apricate it so much

[@bunnylocket]

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[@rlinton123]

I had difficulties with this kind of math in high school because I couldn't connect it to anything in the real world. I'm long out of high school and does occasionally do some math but have never had the need for a math problem like this. Can anyone tell me an everyday use for this problem?

[@MF-ty2zn1]

All higher math deals with lines and strange shapes. Those equations are used in the sciences to help figure out rates of change, getting Apollo 13 back to Earth, radio waves, etc. Everyday life math only goes as high as some algebra and some geometry in a few circumstances with mostly elementary school math being used.

[@seanundercover8229]

already talking to much John I don’t wanna be friends I wanna know how to factor the gcf

[@ColinLittle-h2m]

My apologies the expression is 4(x2 - 2x + 3) How would you factorize this?

[@jewely9757]

Love your videos!

[@StephenRayWesley]

(x+2x,-2) (x+2x-4) (x+2x-6)

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[@annettegollon239]

4(x2 - 2x + 3)

[@swazoz7539]

rlly good lesson!

[@michaelb866]

I went through calculus 3 and never used a bit of it.

[@rsdaarud]

Sweetness!

[@AlexanderJugarap]

This is the easiest explanation I've ever seen so far.........

[@v-gc7257]

Greatest common factor

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11:50

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[@jeanphillippes2196]

Disappointed you didn't solve that quadratic and then explain the result. Or simply choose a clockwork example.

[@yolandarios8468]

It is not asking to solve. It is just asking to factor. That is something that I used to get confused as well.

[@Elizabet_h]

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[@joejoel8962]

Ok, but how is know all this practicle for life?

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[@whatado2039]

This is such a waist of time!!!!!

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bro can you stop talking and start the process already

[@stanleysadkowski2132]

You talk too much

[@lamper2]

your opinion is wrong

[@puterbo]

agree - talk too much - also copied end product down wrong - should not be squaring 4

[@kimngo5197]

4(x2-2x+3)