SOLUTION: How would you factor: 4s^2-20st+4t^2.
I can factor parts out but am not sure if that makes it the complete answer.
My work:
4s(s-5t) + t^2
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Question 541645: How would you factor: 4s^2-20st+4t^2.
I can factor parts out but am not sure if that makes it the complete answer.
My work:
4s(s-5t) + t^2
Answer by scott8148(6628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
4(s^2 - 5st + t^2)
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