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Elementary Geometry For College St...
In Exercises 17 to 22, factor completely.
To factor completely:
Factorizing a polynomial is to express the polynomial as a product of simpler expressions such that each of the simpler expressions divides the polynomial completely and also the product of all the simpler expressions gives the polynomial.
Calculation:
Given,
First look for a common factor
| Terms | Prime factors |
Thus, the GCF of the terms
The given expression can be expressed as
Here,
Now, factor the expression
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