How to factor binomials with two variables Videos

• 1. Example 3: Factor a quartic binomial with two variables by taking a common factor | Khan Academy
• 2. Factoring the Difference of Two Squares - Ex 1
• 3. Example 2: Factor a quadratic binomial with two variables by taking a common factor | Khan Academy
• 4. Factoring Special Binomials - Algebra fwk - TryThis06-0404

Example 3: Factor a quartic binomial with two variables by taking a common factor | Khan Academy

User Comments

Julian Nikolay Krogh-Fredriksen commented on 03 May 2015

In the last minute of the video you speak so fast I can't even hear what you say... What's the rush? I'd rather have it 2 minutes longer so that I could concentrate on the math instead of trying to decipher what you're trying to say. :/

Justin Kimes commented on 21 May 2015

Okay, go ahead and quit, or you could click under the gear icon and click the subtitle drop-box and click the english setting...

Julian Nikolay Krogh-Fredriksen commented on 20 May 2015

+Justin Kimes Yeah evidently it's in a lot of languages considering it's in fucking Norwegian, I was genuinely baffled when I found out. The problem is that it's Norwegian by default because of my country settings and I'm not sure how to set it to English.Oh, well, it doesn't really matter now, already past my math exam and frankly this video depresses me now, hah!

Justin Kimes commented on 20 May 2015

Should be English and a BUNCH more. These guys have the money.

Julian Nikolay Krogh-Fredriksen commented on 19 May 2015

+Justin Kimes English ones? I only get them in my native tongue, but I prefer to stick to one language here because the terminologies are completely different from English and Norwegian. :/

Justin Kimes commented on 19 May 2015

+Julian Nikolay Krogh-Fredriksen there are subtitles.

Aseer Khan commented on 24 Apr 2015

This makes me wanna drink bleach 

CR7HDTV commented on 17 Jul 2015

+Aseer Khan i swear to god samee

Factoring the Difference of Two Squares - Ex 1

User Comments

Adnan Numan commented on 07 Jun 2015

what if it was addition in between?

Eric Wilson commented on 11 Sep 2015

+Slc 15 there cant be addition in between it will always be subtraction or it wont work

Artsy Anna commented on 12 Feb 2015

If it was 36y^2+49 Would I be able to factor it?

kyle sanders commented on 11 Apr 2015

+Cherry Audrey no you because of positive

Example 2: Factor a quadratic binomial with two variables by taking a common factor | Khan Academy

User Comments

MarvelsofaLifetime commented on 13 Oct 2010

I’m surprised more people don’t watch these videos; they don’t know what their missing out on.

MightyBeiner commented on 26 Jan 2012

How do you do factor x^2+12x+32 using the distributive property!

TheOneWingedBird commented on 19 Jul 2011

Is ir possible to factor: x^2 - 4y^2 ?

ldiggy132 commented on 07 Apr 2011

@MarvelsofaLifetime i know right

ldiggy132 commented on 07 Apr 2011

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ldiggy132 commented on 07 Apr 2011

thanks alot really helped

Camille Taylor commented on 19 Jan 2015

Lol wat

At47ification commented on 17 May 2013

Thanks

At47ification commented on 17 May 2013

:)

Factoring Special Binomials - Algebra fwk - TryThis06-0404