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In this video, we talk about WHY factoring is so important in algebra.
It's all about letting you see solutions.
Don't worry, we'll talk about HOW to factor in another video (probably several, actually).
We look at factoring polynomials, and factoring inequalities.

Do you remember how to factor a number? Like 30=2x3x5.
Similarly, you can factor polynomials and inequalities.
First we'll look at polynomials of degree 2 (quadratic) and degree 3 (cubic). Then we'll look at an example of using factoring to solve inequalities.
There's one BIG math idea that makes factoring work when you're solving equations. Do you know what it is?

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0:00 Introduction to Factoring
1:36 Factoring Polynomials
1:48 Example 1: Degree 2 (Quadratic)
6:50 Example 2: Degree 3 (Cubic)
8:33 Factoring to Solve Inequalities
8:40 Example 3
11:30 Recap

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