How do you factor 1/4(-16x+8)?
2 answers:
-4x - 2
We factor out 4 from expression
1/4 • 4 (-4x -2)
1/4 and 4 cancel out, leaving us with:
1(-4x -2)
-4x - 2
Hope that helps!
We know that we can take 4 out of (-16x + 8) [ we know this because we can divide 16 by 4 ( to get 4 ) and we can divide 8 by 4 ( to get 2 ) ]
we can factor out a 4 then from the parentheses to get 4(-4x + 2), but since we are multiplying by 1/4 we get
1/4(4)(-4x + 2), and since 1/4 * 4 = 1, our final answer is
-4x + 2
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