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I do not understand special factors, the teacher on Friday tried to explain in to me in class but she went so fast, and every time we complain that we don't understand it she gets mad. So could someone please help me with at least one problem so I can und...

I need help with this problem thanks. Directions: Factor each plynomial. If the polynomial cannot be factrored, write prime. m^2+8m+16

Directions: Determine whether each trinomial is a perfect square. If so, factor it. 2. 4a^2+4a+1 Answer: 2(a+1)^2 3. 9m^2+15m+25 Answer: no 4. d^2-22d+121 Answer: (d-11)^2 Directions: Determine whether each binomial is the difference of squares. If so, fa...

The last one which you were asking where the b came from I typed the wrong problem sorry. the problem is 49-a^2b^2 Is the answer: (7+ab)-(7ab)

Could you please check these answers thanks. Directions: Factor each polynomial. If the polynomial cannot be factored, write prime. 1. a^2-16b Answer: (a-16)(a+16) 2. m^2+8m+16 Answer: (m+8)^2 3. 3a^2b+6ab+9ab^2 Answer: Prime 4. 2r^2+3r+1 Answer: Prime 5....

I need some help with this question. Why was the location of Rome important to the Protestant Reformation?

To add to the question I posted below there is a hint the hint is who or what lives in Rome. Is the answer Martin Luther??

I redid the answer, and reread the textbook. Can you check if my answer's right. The location of Rome is important to the Protestant Reformation because Rome supported the use of indulgences as a mean to raise money for a massive church project the constr...

Can you give me some examples of how she paid her past karma (basically how she learned from it) I need at least 4. Please help!!

Ok.. we are doing a project on the 6 principles of Karma(which I will list), and we have to find examples of these karmas from Marian's biography. We have to have 6 examples of each with cause and effect. I have a few so far but can you see if they are ri...

here's the question Dear Dr. Math, I wanted tto find the area of this hexagon. I few the apothem as I've shown. Then I measured the apothem and perimeter. I used the formula a=1/2ap and got 3.2cm^2 for the area but that seems way too small for me. I think...

1)(5, -3) is reflected over the y-axis. What are the coordinates of the image? A) (5, 3) B) (-5, 3) C) (-3, 5) D) (-5, -3) 2)If a translation is defined by (x, y) (x + 2, y - 3), what is the image of the preimage point (-3, 5)? A) (-5, 8) B) (-5, 2) C) (-...

Thank you now I understand how to check them to see if there right. Thanks Damon, and thanks Reiny.

For #1 I meant to put (a-4)(a-4)

Sorry I meant (a-4)(a+4)

In addition you are supposed to give the causes and effects for each. If you can give me a site in would really help