Article: Grouping the polynomial into two sections will let you attack each section individually. Say we're working with the polynomial x3 + 3x2 - 6x - 18 = 0. Let's group it into (x3 + 3x2) and (- 6x - 18) Looking at (x3 + 3x2), we can see that x2 is common. Looking at (- 6x - 18), we can see that -6 is common. Factoring out x2 from the first section, we get x2(x + 3). Factoring out -6 from the second section, you'll get -6(x + 3). This gives you (x + 3)(x2 - 6). If you have an x2 in your roots, remember that both negative and positive numbers fulfill that equation. The solutions are -3, 6 and -6.
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Group the polynomial into two sections. Find what's the common in each section. Factor the commonalities out of the two terms. If each of the two terms contains the same factor, you can combine the factors together. Find the solution by looking at the roots.
Article: Endpapers act as separators for the actual planner. These are pages that are typically laminated or coated with strong plastic. Endpapers also protect the planner pages from being damaged. It is also common to decorate these pages in a similar theme as you did for your planner's cover. Pockets are handy for storing loose papers on the fly. They can be mounted onto your customized endpapers. Construct a pocket by cutting half a page of thick paper. Then staple the edges around the end paper. Create a couple of pockets in case of an emergency. Binder tabs are helpful for organizing and accessing papers by subject or month. You can find binder tabs in an office supplies store. They contain tabs that allow you to insert a written subject like "Fieldwork" or "January." Cut the height and width of the tab pages if needed. The tab pages should be the same size as your planner pages. Hole punch the tabs once cut to the proper dimension. Do not cut the edge where the tabs are overlapping. Use tabs to separate the months so you can access the month and date quickly. Sometimes it is nice to have a quick fact sheet to use on the spot in your planner. You can find or create a reference sheet of a relevant subject and include it into your planner. Reference sheets are helpful for storing mathematical/scientific formulas, historical timelines, or even verb conjugation. Your reference page should be in the beginning of your planner.
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Use endpapers. Create pockets. Use binder tabs. Make reference pages.
Article: Once you've got all the molding installed, use caulk to fill any gaps at the corners and other gaps. Be aware, however, that if there are gaps between the molding and your baseboards, you may have simply placed your nails too far apart and adding an intermediate nail may help. Use a nail crayon, if you want to, to fill in the holes created when you countersunk the nails. With everything else done, all that remains is to stain or paint the molding however you want it to look. This is easiest when the baseboards are also unfinished, but if your baseboards are already stained you might want to stain the molding before installing it. Once your paint or stain is dry, you're all done! Enjoy your new, professional-looking room!
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Caulk gaps to create a smoother look. Use a nail crayon to cover the nails. Paint or stain your molding.