factorizing the perfect square trinomials

ayubbadman:

x2+2xy+y2

Your notation might lead to some misinterpretation but I think what you mean is x^2 + 2xy + y^2 which means x ² + 2xy + y ²

//You can get this second one by using the [sup']2[/sup'] command without the '

We can factorize this to (x+y) ²

Factoring is something which is not easy to explain, but maybe this website will help you.

http://www.purplemath.com/modules/factquad.htm

reinout-g:

ayubbadman:

x2+2xy+y2

Your notation might lead to some misinterpretation but I think what you mean is x^2 + 2xy + y^2 which means x ² + 2xy + y ²

//You can get this second one by using the [sup']2[/sup'] command without the '

We can factorize this to (x ²+y ²)

Factoring is something which is not easy to explain, but maybe this website will help you.

http://www.purplemath.com/modules/factquad.htm

I think you made a slight typo here reinout. You probably meant: We can factorize this to (x+y) ²

Alan:

reinout-g:

ayubbadman:

x2+2xy+y2

Your notation might lead to some misinterpretation but I think what you mean is x^2 + 2xy + y^2 which means x ² + 2xy + y ²

//You can get this second one by using the [sup']2[/sup'] command without the '

We can factorize this to (x ²+y ²)

Factoring is something which is not easy to explain, but maybe this website will help you.

http://www.purplemath.com/modules/factquad.htm

I think you made a slight typo here reinout. You probably meant: We can factorize this to (x+y) ²

You are right,
thanks