SOLUTION: Factor Completely
1. 3x^-2x-8
2. 24x^+10x-4
(include the check of your answer using multiplication)(suppose to be factoring the polynomials)
3.2(x+y)^(2)+(x+y)-3
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1. 3x^-2x-8
2. 24x^+10x-4
(include the check of your answer using multiplication)(suppose to be factoring the polynomials)
3.2(x+y)^(2)+(x+y)-3
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Question 116579: Factor Completely
1. 3x^-2x-8
2. 24x^+10x-4
(include the check of your answer using multiplication)(suppose to be factoring the polynomials)
3.2(x+y)^(2)+(x+y)-3 Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! 1.
You can look at all combinations of factors of 8 for a and b to see which ones can actually solve both equations.
Since you have 2 equations and two unknowns, you can create another quadratic equation to solve and find the answer.
We'll do this on number 1 to show how. and ,
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First use a substitution to transform the equation to ,