Factorización de un Trinomio Cuadrado Perfecto por Método de Tijera. Parte 2
Factorization of Perfect Square Trinomials
Introduction to Factorization
- The instructor, Profe Gabriel, introduces the topic of factorizing perfect square trinomials (TCP).
- He emphasizes the importance of selecting two numbers that multiply to the first term's value, using 4 as an example.
Choosing Numbers for Factorization
- For the number 4, possible pairs include (4, 1) and (2, 2). The instructor decides to test with (4, 1).
- He explains that for the third term (25), he will use (5, 5) to ensure a positive result when multiplied.
Verification Process
- After choosing numbers, he stresses the need for verification by cross-multiplying.
- The products yield -20x and -25x; however, they do not match the second term of the trinomial.
Adjusting Choices
- Since initial choices did not satisfy conditions, he modifies his selection from (4, 1) to (2, 2).
- This adjustment leads to successful verification with results aligning correctly with expected values.
Final Steps in Factorization
- The instructor advises keeping one pair fixed while adjusting others for better results during trials.
- Once verified successfully, he concludes by forming two binomials based on selected terms.