Let's say this is the trinomial you are trying to factor: 3n^2+13n+12 For the 'A' value, you would put 3. For 'B' value, you would put 13, and for the 'C' value, you would put 12. And for variable, obviously you would put 'n'. You will instantly receive your factored trinomial! This program will also simplify the answer for you! If you get the response 'Unfactorable' that is your answer, and not a glitch. Here is a link to try other quadratic trinomials: http://hotmath.com/help/gt/genericalg1/section_6_10.html Any problem with a minus sign will not work correctly.
This was hard to make... Negatives don't work.. It's because the way I determine the factors of a number, it doesn't check for negative factors (don't know how to set that up..) which affects the following scripts and determines the polynomial to be unfactorable, because the factors may be negative, but it's only checking for positives.
