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Quote: I finally remembered how to work the second problem after about 30 minutes of beating my head The first problem shows the answer to be this: (3q + 2) (3q^2 +5) Yeah, it's the same thing as what I had, but you went an extra step. I can't believe I actually remembered how to do...

Oh, and how I got that second one... (p-7)(p+2) would be... p^2-7p+2p-14 after multiplying it out, then simplify. p^2-5p-14 Then you would multiply by the -1 to make it: -p^2+5p+14 (just in case they want you to show your work)

I haven't taken Algebra for several years, and I can't believe how much I've forgotten. I think this is what he wants you to do.. if I remember correctly... 9q^3+6q^2+15q+10= 3q^2(3q+2)+5(3q+2) And... -p^2+5p+14= (p-7)(p+2) Edited: flip-flopped my signs in the second problem. Whoops!