SOLUTION: Can you please help me factor out this equation? {{{ x^2+bx+c }}}

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Question 202739: Can you please help me factor out this equation?
Answer by jsmallt9(3758)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
is not really an equation.

But if you want to factor it you can use the quadratic formula to do this (even though the quadratic formula is meant to be used on equations).

If we use the quadratic formula on your expression we get:

which simplifies to:

Taking out the "+-" shorthand we get:
or

We can now use these to factor the original expression:


If you're curious (and brave) try multiplying this out. You'll find that it simplifies to !

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