Suppose that a <u>polynomial </u>has<u> two terms</u>. Consider following <u>methods</u> and polynomials for which these methods can be applied.
A. Common factor. For example, if a polynomial is of form
where
then you can factor it in the following way

B. Difference of cubes. For example, if a polynomial is of form
then it can be factored as

C. Sum of cubes. For example, if a polynomial is of form
then it can be factored as

D. Difference of squares. For example, if a polynomial is of form
then it can be factored as

E and F methods require more then two terms.
Answer: A, B, C and D