Can you factor 7x² − 19x − 6? Most students can't — here's the trick nobody teaches.

When the leading coefficient isn't 1, factoring feels impossible. But there's a simple 3-step system:

🔹 First terms of each factor multiply to the leading term (7x²)
🔹 Last terms multiply to the constant (−6)
🔹 Cross-products must add up to the middle term (−19x)

Once you see the pattern, every trinomial works the same way.

📌 Answer: (7x + 2)(x − 3)

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