9.6

Jordan Winters __**9.6-Factor/ ax^2+bx+c**__ Main idea: (2h^2+13-7) in this equation multiply the first and third number (2h^2 and -7) to get -14h^2, then find the GCF (1,14) of this number that is equal to adding or subtracting to get the second number (13) and multiply to get the other number (-14h^2), then use box method.

2h^2+13h-7 **1,14** __-14h^2__ 2,7 -1h,14h (h-7)(h-1)
 * Problem 1** __-14h^2__

-p^2+8p-12
 * Problem 2**

Hector Rodriguez

2x^2-7x+3 6x^2-7x (x-3)(2x-1)
 * 9.6-Factor/ax^2+bx+c**

Problem 2 3n^2+14n-5 (n+5)(3n-1)