Easiest way to factor a perfect square trinomial

The video tutorial explains how to factor a perfect square trinomial using the AC method. It begins by introducing the concept of perfect square trinomials and the AC method. The tutorial then guides viewers on identifying square terms and verifying if their sum matches the middle term. Finally, it demonstrates the factoring process, resulting in a binomial squared.

What method is mentioned as an alternative to the perfect square trinomial method?

• Completing the Square

• Synthetic Division

• AC Method

• Quadratic Formula

What should you check about the first and last terms of a trinomial to determine if it can be factored as a perfect square?

• If they are square terms

• If they are prime numbers

• If they are consecutive numbers

• If they are even numbers

What is the sum of the square terms supposed to equal in a perfect square trinomial?

• The constant term

• Zero

• The coefficient of the middle term

• The product of the first and last terms

What is the result when factoring a perfect square trinomial?

• A linear equation

• A quadratic equation

• A binomial squared

• A cubic equation

How is the factored form of a perfect square trinomial typically written?

• As a difference of squares

• As a sum of cubes

• As a product of linear factors

• As a binomial squared