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      • You can factor a trinomial of the form ax^2 + bx + c, when a=1, by using the following 3-step method: Step 1: Identify the values for b and c. Step 2: Find two numbers that ADD to b and MULTIPLY to c. Step 3: Use the numbers you picked to write out the factors and check
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  8. It often makes sense to factor out [latex]−1[/latex] as the first step in factoring, as doing so will change the sign of [latex]ax^{2}[/latex] from negative to positive, making the remaining trinomial easier to factor.