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Factor the difference of squares.
How do you factor the difference of the two squares? How do you factor the perfect square trinomial?
How do you factor the same
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Sharon
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How do you factor the difference of two squares? How do you factor the perfect square trinomial? How do you factor the sum and
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Anonymous
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Can someone explain the following to me?
1.How do you factor the difference of two squares? 2.How do you factor the perfect
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kay
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Can someone help me factor this problem?
Generally I wouldn't have a problem doing it, but today we're supposed to factor
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Anna
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Choose which of these polynomials is a difference of squares?
X^2-12x-36 X^2+12x+36 X^2-36 X^2+36 Then factor the polynomial that
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Yoz
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Which pattern can be used to factor the high-degree polynomial 16x8−49x2?(1 point)
Responses Neither the difference of squares
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jim
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Which pattern can be used to factor the high-degree polynomial 16x8−49x2 ?(1 point) Responses Neither the difference of
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What method of factoring should first be used?
a, to the power 8 , minus, 4 a 8 −4 Answer Greatest Common Factor Greatest
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What method of factoring should first be used?
4, b, to the power 9 , c, to the power 6 , minus, 49 4b 9 c 6 −49 Answer
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x^2 – a^2 is called a difference of squares. Assuming one factor (the divisor) is (x – a), show by polynomial division that
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