How to find a positive value of c so that the trinomial is factorable
Channel: Drew Naylor
Date: 31/12/2017

Back on November 11, 2017, MyMathLab gave me a very difficult question (find a positive value of c so that the trinomial is factorable) that I couldn't find how to do, either by looking in the book or searching online. I did figure out how to do this question eventually however, so I hope that this video helps other students who run into this question in the future, maybe even in the spring 2018 semester. If it does help you, please let me know in the comments section.

I originally uploaded this video to my second channel and set it to be unlisted since it was unedited, but I decided to edit the video so that it's easier to follow.

By the way, MyMathLab seems to not give the best examples sometimes. Has anyone else noticed that?

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