1. It's useful to divide out the GCF first because it makes factoring easier because the coefficients are smaller requiring less steps. 2. First, identify a,b, and c in the trinomial ax^2+bx+c. Then, write down all factor pairs of c Then, identify which factor pair from the previous step sums up to b. Then, Substitute factor pairs into two binomials 3. Key features are the y-intercept the zeros and the end behavior. to graph these put a pont on the intercepts and draw a line through them that matches the end behavior. 4. A binomial that is the difference of perfect squares is in the form of a^2-b^2 And its factor form is a^2 - b^2=(a-b)(a+b)5. Factoring by grouping often works well with four-term polynomials but the last step of factoring the common binomial only works when both terms contain the exact same binomial.
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39.99 + 0.45a = 44.99 + 0.40a you're welcome (:
2 doesn't work, because that would give you 7/0 on the left.... therefore C and D are out. 4 works, giving .5=.5, so you don't have to test -5 since 4 and -5 is not an option.
Where is the scale image?
The answer is 25/18
i got this by turning 1 2/3 into a mixed fraction and then multiplying it by 5/6