How to you factor this equation?

how do you factorise x2+6x ??

isnt the answer suppose to be 8x ?

u ould think but I dunno what factorize means...

does the x2 supposed to be x squared?

Other than that it has to mean 6x + 2x = 8x

Or you can sub out 2x and have 2x(3)???

I think its X(2+6)

it means X [not times] squared

no its x times 2 times 1 times x times 2 times 3 and you know the rest FACTORISE not simplify gosh everyone on this site are fools.

:S what ever 'torimate'

you are completely wrong.
not everyone else :/
thankyou.

ha. I know what it is now :S worked it out :

x(x+6)

wasn't very hard :D thanks anyways.

I did factoring last year if you go on the internet and serach math sites they have sites that teach you step by step on how to do it ... but I've never see x2+6x in a equation before because if they are the same variable usually you only have to add them so it would be 8x but if your factoring you can have more than one variable like 5x^2 +10

uh.. right sure. thats sounds like mumbo jumbo.

I worked it out. like I said. the first bit of the equation was x squared

the answer I wrote was correct

I know how to do it.

this question is finished.