Factor a trinomial when not in standard form

The video tutorial focuses on factoring trinomials into binomials using the quadratic form AX squared plus BX plus C. It emphasizes the importance of rewriting expressions in standard form and identifying factors that multiply to a specific value while adding to another. The tutorial provides practice in listing factors and applying them to solve problems, highlighting the need to distinguish between positive and negative factors.

How do you determine the values of B and C in a trinomial?

What is the standard form of a quadratic equation?

Why is it important to keep track of signs when rewriting expressions?

What factors of 32 add up to 18?

What are the steps to factor a trinomial into binomials?