How do you factor polynomials

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1.Find the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) of a polynomial.
2.Factor out the GCF of a polynomial.
3.Factor a polynomial with four terms by grouping.
4.Factor a trinomial of the form trinomial.
5.Factor a trinomial of the form trinomial.
6.Indicate if a polynomial is a prime polynomial.
7.Factor a perfect square trinomial.
8.Factor a difference of squares.
9.Factor a sum or difference of cubes.
10.Apply the factoring strategy to factor a polynomial completely.

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