Solve by factoring when a is greater than one

The video tutorial explains how to factor a quadratic equation when the absolute value of A is greater than one. It begins by identifying possible factor forms and setting up equations. The tutorial then demonstrates how to factor the equation and find valid solutions. Finally, it applies the Zero Product Property to solve the equation, providing a step-by-step guide to the factoring process.

What conclusion can you draw about the signs of the factors based on the middle term being negative?

How do you apply the Zero Product Property to the factored form of the expression?