3) for any factorable trinomial x^2+bx+c, will the absolute value of b sometimes,always, or never be less than the absolute value of c? explain

Question

idk

4) give an example of a trinomial that can be factored using the factoring techniques presented. then factor the trinomial. idk

5) factor (4y-5)^2 + 3(4y-5)-70

i got this

Make the simplifying substitution
z = (4y-5):
z^2 + 3z - 70
Factor:
(z + 10) (z - 7)
Undo the substitution:
((4y-5) + 10) ((4y-5) - 7)
Combine like terms:
(4y + 5) (4y - 12)

Answer 1

Please go back and see my last comment on your first questions. I got distracted and gave you some incorrect info. Sorry.

Answer 2

can you help me this

Answer 3

3) sometimes
4) what techniques were presented?
5) correct

Answer 4

3) why is it sometmes
4) idk

Answer 5

(x - 2)(x + 8) b is less than c

(x - 5)(2x + 1) b is greater than c