2*x^2-(9*x)+4
$$\\2x^2-9x+4\\\\$$
You need to find 2 numbers that multiply to 2*4=8 and add togeter to give -9
That is easy -8 and -1
Now split -9x into -8x - 1x
like this
$$\\2x^2-8x-1x+4\\\\$$
now group them in pairs like this
$$\\2x(x-4)-1(x-4)\\\\$$
Now you have 2x lots of (x-4) take away 1 lot of (x-4)
that is
$$\\(2x-1)(x-4)\\\\$$
2*x^2-(9*x)+4
$$\\2x^2-9x+4\\\\$$
You need to find 2 numbers that multiply to 2*4=8 and add togeter to give -9
That is easy -8 and -1
Now split -9x into -8x - 1x
like this
$$\\2x^2-8x-1x+4\\\\$$
now group them in pairs like this
$$\\2x(x-4)-1(x-4)\\\\$$
Now you have 2x lots of (x-4) take away 1 lot of (x-4)
that is
$$\\(2x-1)(x-4)\\\\$$