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We know we need an (x + _ ) and a (2x + _ )  because 2x times x is 2x^2  Now we just need to know what will give us the 5x in the middle and the 2 at the end

a 2 times a 1 would give us the  2 on the end. So lets make sure that works

(x+2)(2x+1) use the distributive property or foil to check this.

x times 2x = 2x^2

x times 1 = 1x

2 times 2x = 4x

2 times 1 = 2

Combine all the like terms

2x^2+x+4x+2

2x^2+5x+2

Looks like that checks out.
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