SOLUTION: Find the greatest common factor
X y, x⁴ y³, x⁴ y⁴, -x y
The above should read x5y5
Factor
60m⁹ + 72m⁷ -24m³
u² -2uv – 63v²
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X y, x⁴ y³, x⁴ y⁴, -x y
The above should read x5y5
Factor
60m⁹ + 72m⁷ -24m³
u² -2uv – 63v²
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Question 181788: Find the greatest common factor
X y, x⁴ y³, x⁴ y⁴, -x y
The above should read x5y5
Factor
60m⁹ + 72m⁷ -24m³
u² -2uv – 63v²
Factor by group
2x³ -4x² -3x +6
Factor completely
4x² -28x +40
y² +.02y - .015 Is the polynomial prime?
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Find the greatest common factor
X y, x⁴ y³, x⁴ y⁴, -x y
It's xy, due to the last term.
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Factor
60m⁹ + 72m⁷ -24m³
=
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u² -2uv – 63v²
=(u - 9v*(u + 7v)
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Factor by group
2x³ -4x² -3x +6
=
I don't know what "grouping" is.
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Factor completely
4x² -28x +40
=
= 4(x-5)(x-2)
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y² +.02y - .015 Is the polynomial prime?
It cannot be factored using integers. Does that make it prime?
If you multiply by 1000 to make all the coefficients integers, it's still not factorable using integers, but it can be factored using irrational numbers.
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If we look at the one above, 4(x-5)*(x-2), and divide it by 8, we get:
0.5x^2 -3.5x + 5. Is that prime? It's = (x-5)*(0.5x - 1).