SOLUTION: factor 24-4a+6b-ab completely. if the polynomial is not factorable, choose prime.
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Question 198245: factor 24-4a+6b-ab completely. if the polynomial is not factorable, choose prime.
thank you.
Answer by RAY100(1637) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
24 -4a +6b -ab
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This factoring is called grouping, and is possibly the hardest type
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4 ( 6-a) + b ( 6-a)
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(4+b) (6-a)
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checking FOIL answer, 24 -4a +6b -ab
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review carefully,,,usually the next to last step is hardest to visualize, but try
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a c +b c = (a+b) (c) , above c is just (6-a)
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