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mezya [45]
3 years ago
5

Which of the following expressions is the complete factorization of 16x-24y+32?

Mathematics
2 answers:
Kobotan [32]3 years ago
4 0
Answer are
A & D

2(8x-12y+16)=<span>16x-24y+32

</span>8(2x-3y+4)=<span>16x-24y+32</span>
adoni [48]3 years ago
4 0
Factor 16x-24y+32

Let's go through all our choices, and try to see which one works.

a) 2(8x-12y+16)

simplify

16x+24y+32

This answer is wrong because it should be a negative 24y.

b) 4(2x-6y+8)

8x-24y+32

This answer is wrong because it should be 16x, not 8x.

c) 6(3x-4y+6)

18x-24y+36

This answer is wrong because it should be 32, not 36.

d) 8(2x-3y+4)

16x-24y+32

This answer is right because everything is right.

So, your answer is D) 8(2x-3y+4)

~Hope I helped!~




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