How to Factor Quadratics Using Algebra Tiles
Factoring Quadratics Using Algebra Tiles-Example 1:
Determine both binomials relate to the divisions, such that \(x+2\) for the horizontal division and \(x+3\) for the vertical. As follow:
In the end, multiply two expressions and check the answer,
\((x+2)(x+3)=x^2+5x+6\)
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