Trinomial Factoring Free 1.8

Factor any trinomial equation and the tool will indicate an error if it is not factorable. It presents solutions for x, whether factorable or not, except when they involve imaginary (non-real) numbers.

• Example:
• Input: 4x^2-4x-15
• Output: (2x-5)(2x+3)

Designed for verifying math homework or quickly determining factors, this tool spans from pre-algebra through college-level math courses.

Usability tip: To subtract, use a negative sign in front of the number in the default user interface. To facilitate different operations, an alternative user interface is available with toggle buttons for addition or subtraction, selectable from the menu. You can switch between them by selecting the "Switch UI" menu item.

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