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  1. How do you factor a number? An example question is:Factor the monomial 36x2y completely. Could you please explain the process?
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    2. Eve asked by Eve
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  2. Factor f(x) into linear factors given that k is a zero of f(x).f(x)=x^3+(12-4i)x^2+(32-48i)x-128i, k=4i In completely factored
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  3. Factor f(x) into linear factors given that k is a zero of f(x).f(x)=x^3+(12-4i)x^2+(32-48i)x-128i, k=4i In completely factored
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    2. Ernie asked by Ernie
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  4. Factor each number completely110 480 I don't know how to do factor tree's, they're tricky, :\ Please help
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  5. Completely factor the expression 16t3 − 50t2 + 36t. A. 2t(8t − 9)(t − 2)B. Prime C. 2t(8t + 9)(t + 2) D. 2t(8t
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    2. Kenny D asked by Kenny D
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  6. Completely factor the expression 16t3 − 50t2 + 36t. A. 2t(8t − 9)(t − 2)B. Prime C. 2t(8t + 9)(t + 2) D. 2t(8t
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    2. tina asked by tina
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  7. I am to factor this completely and I am stuck.2r^3 + 8r^2 +6r Note: x^2 is x-squared (that is, x with the superscript 2), etc. 2
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    2. Bekki asked by Bekki
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  8. factor each polynomial completely. to begin, state which method should be applied to the first step, given the guidelines of
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    2. Diana asked by Diana
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  9. I need help with these two problems please.Completely factor the polynomial. 8x^3+16^2+8x+16 Factor the trinomial completely.
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    2. ashley asked by ashley
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  10. lol, i also have theseFactor the polynomial x2 + 3x – 18. Which one of the following is a factor? Factor the polynomial 12x2 +
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    2. mike asked by mike
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