Someone me, i will give you brainliest factor the expression: y^2 + y + 1/4

y² + y + = (y + )²

Step-by-step explanation:

In most cases, we can factor a polynomial, or quadratic, by looking at the factors of the last term.  In this case, the last term is .  When we factor a polynomial, we are looking for two expressions that when multiplied together using FOIL (forward-outside-inside-last) will give us the polynomial.  For example: (a + b)(a + b) or (a+ b)².

In order to get y² + y + , we are looking for a 'c' value that will add up to '1' which is our 'b' value (ay² + by + c).

Since

Then, we can use as our factor for both expressions.  Putting this together we get:  (y + )(y + ) or (y + )²

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