The factored form of the given trinomial is (x -7)(x +1)
<h3>Factoring the quadratics</h3>
From the question, we are to factor the given trinomials
The given trinomial is
x² + 6x - 7
The trinomial is a quadratic expression. The trinomial/ quadratic expression can be factored as a product of two binomial. When factored, the trinomial will take the form (x + a)(x + b)
Where are a and b are integers.
Factoring the trinomial
x² + 6x - 7
To factor the trinomial, we will find two numbers such that when added, we get the middle term; and when these numbers are multiplied we get the constant term.
The numbers that satisfy this condition are +1x and -7x
x² +x -7x - 7
x (x + 1) -7(x +1)
(x -7)(x +1)
Hence, the factored form of the given trinomial is (x -7)(x +1)
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