To factorize a polynomial you need to find the zeros, and then you can write the polynomial as a product of bynomials.
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How to factor a polynomial?</h3>
For a polynomial of the form:
We define the zeros as the values of x such that:
p(x) = 0.
On the above case, the degree of the polynomial is n (the maximum exponent). Then the number of zeros of the polynomial is n (same as the degree).
Once we know the n zeros, we can factorize the polynomial as:
For example, for the polynomial:
The two zeros are x = 2 and x = -2, then it can be rewriten as:
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