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1. Group first two terms then last two
2. Find GCF for each
Ex. 4n^3+8N^2-5n-10
=
4n^2(1n+2)-5(1n-2)
1. Find Factors of "C" that add to get "B"
2. Write out your answer
Ex. Y^2-9Y+14
=
(Y-7)(Y-2)
1. Find GCF of all terms.
2. Get the lowest exponets of all the variables.
3. Write GCF in front of the parenthesis
4. Divide the terms by GCF
Ex. 3d^2-6d
=
3d(1d-2)
1. Multiply "A" and "C"
2. Find the factors that add to get "B"
3. Split the terms using the two factors
4. Factor the rest by grouping
Ex. 6X^2=10X=4
=
2(3X+2)(X+1)
1. Find the square root of the first term.
2. Find the square root of the second term.
3. Group the square roots of the 1st and 2nd terms.
Ex. X^2-64
=
(X+8)+(X-8)
If there is not a GCF then you can put the answer as prime.
EX. 3X^2+7