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$x^3 â 7x^2 +7x + 15$. Iâve been trying to figure out how to factor cubic equations by studying a few worksheets online such as the one here and was wondering is there any generalized way of factoring these types of equations or do we just need to remember a bunch of different cases.x^3 â 7x^2 +7x + 15$. Iâve been trying to figure out how to factor cubic equations by studying a few worksheets online such as the one here and was wondering is there any generalized way of factoring these types of equations or do we just need to remember a bunch of different cases.
Then I square this value to get +4, and add this squared value to both sides of the equation: x2 â 4x + 4 = 8 + 4 x2 â 4x + 4 = 12. This process creates a quadratic that is a perfect square, and factoring gives me: (x â 2)2 = 12. ADVERTISEMENT. (I know it's a minus two inside the parentheses because half of â4 is â2.t also shows how the Quadratic Formula is generated by this process. So I'll just do just one example of the process in this lesson. If you need further instruction, read the lesson at the above hyperlink. 1  Use completing the square to solve x2 â 4x â 8 = 0.