What is the significance of the larger factor being negative when factoring a trinomial?
How to factor a quadratic trinomial when a is equal to one

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Describe the process of factoring the trinomial X^2 + 12X - 28 using the diamond method.
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What is a perfect square trinomial, and how is it factored?
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