Factoring Calculator

1. Input: Enter a number (e.g., 120) or a polynomial (e.g., x^2 - 4).
2. Factor: Click calculate.
3. Result: See the fully factored form (e.g., (x-2)(x+2)).

The Factoring Calculator decomposes polynomials or integers into their component factors. In algebra, factoring is the reverse of expanding.

It is incredibly useful for solving quadratics, simplifying rational expressions, and finding common denominators.