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divide the polynomial x3−a3 by x−a . which polynomial identity does this establish?(1 point) responses
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Use the polynomial identity x2−a2=(x+a)(x−a) to rewrite x2−196 . Which polynomial does this establish?(1 point) Responses
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Use the polynomial identity x2−a2=(x + a)(x − a)
to rewrite x2−196 . Which polynomial does this establish?(1 point)
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1. Find the GCF of the polynomial. 8x^6+32x^3
2. Polynomial identities tell us that the square of the sum of a and b, (a+b)^2,
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Divide the polynomial x^3−a^3 by x−a. Which polynomial identity does this establish?(1 point)
1. x^3-a^3=(x-a)(x^2+ax+a^2) 2.
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Use the polynomial identity x2−a2=(x+a)(x−a) to rewrite x2−196. Which polynomial does this establish?(1 point)
x^2−196=(x
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Use the polynomial identity x^2+2ax+a^2=(x+a)(x+a) to rewrite x^2+4x+4. Which polynomial does this establish?(1 point)
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Divide the polynomial 23
a3 by - a. Which polynomial identity does this establish? (1 point) 023. - a3 = (2 - a) (282 + ax + a?)
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Use the polynomial identity
22 + 2ax + a? = (a + a) (2 + a) to rewrite 22 + 42 + 4. Which polynomial does this establish? (1
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Use the polynomial identity x2−a2=(x+a)(x−a) to rewrite x2−196 . Which polynomial does this establish?(1 point)
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