Habe gerade in einem Wordpress-Blog eines Mathe-Lehrers das Folgende gefunden:
Here’s how this student did it:
Ax^2 + Bx + C
6x^2 + 13x -5 Quadratic to factor
1. Find two numbers that have a product of AC ( 6 * (-5) = -30) and a sum of B (13) — like how we factor when A = 1
-- Okay, 15 and -2 satisfy this criteria.
2. Next, create two ratios using 15 and -2 as the numerators, and A (6) the denominator in both cases.
-- 15/6 and -2/6 now simplify these ratios to 5/2 and -1/3
3. Now take these ratios and create the factor (2x + 5) from 5/2 and (3x -1) from -1/3
-- Factored quadratic is (2x+5)(3x-1).
Cool, right? Works for all quadratics that can be factored. Explaining why it works will have to be another post (or perhaps a comment will explain)
Kann jemand nachweisen, warum das funktioniert?
Schönen Samstagabend =)