Asked by Amy L
Am not understanding this. Could someone please explain to me.
If x^2+bx+c is factorable and c is negative, then the signs of the last term factors of the binomials are opposite, why?
If x^2+bc+c is factorable and c is positive, then the signs of the last term factors of the binomials are the same, Why?
If x^2+bx+c is factorable and c is negative, then the signs of the last term factors of the binomials are opposite, why?
If x^2+bc+c is factorable and c is positive, then the signs of the last term factors of the binomials are the same, Why?
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Answered by
PsyDAG
Proofread your questions before you post them. I assume in the second instance, you mean x^2+b<B>x</B>+c.
Positive times negative = negative
Positive times positive or negative times negative = positive.
Positive times negative = negative
Positive times positive or negative times negative = positive.
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