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21.

Let's factor t^2−25

t^2−25

The middle number is 0 and the last number is -25.

Factoring means we want something like

(t+_)(t+_)

Which numbers go in the blanks?

We need two numbers that...

Add together to get 0

Multiply together to get -25

Can you think of the two numbers?

Try 5 and -5:

5+-5 = 0

5*-5 = -25

Fill in the blanks in

(t+_)(t+_)

with 5 and -5 to get...

(t+5)(t-5)

Answer:

(t+5)(t−5)

19.

Let's factor w^2+16w+64

w^2+16w+64

The middle number is 16 and the last number is 64.

Factoring means we want something like

(w+_)(w+_)

Which numbers go in the blanks?

We need two numbers that...

Add together to get 16

Multiply together to get 64

Can you think of the two numbers?

Try 8 and 8:

8+8 = 16

8*8 = 64

Fill in the blanks in

(w+_)(w+_)

with 8 and 8 to get...

(w+8)(w+8)

Answer:

(w+8)(w+8)

20.

Let's factor t^2+10t+25

t^2+10t+25

The middle number is 10 and the last number is 25.

Factoring means we want something like

(t+_)(t+_)

Which numbers go in the blanks?

We need two numbers that...

Add together to get 10

Multiply together to get 25

Can you think of the two numbers?

Try 5 and 5:

5+5 = 10

5*5 = 25

Fill in the blanks in

(t+_)(t+_)

with 5 and 5 to get...

(t+5)(t+5)

Answer:

(t+5)(t+5)

16.

Factor 6x^2+7x−20

6x^2+7x−20

=(3x−4)(2x+5)

Answer:

(3x−4)(2x+5)

17.

Factor 2y^2−y−3

2y^2−y−3

=(2y−3)(y+1)

Answer:

(2y−3)(y+1)

13.

Let's factor x^2+6x−27

x^2+6x−27

Answer:

(x−3)(x+9)

14.

Let's factor x^2+x−30

x^2+x−30

Answer:

(x−5)(x+6)

15.

Factor x^2−10xy+21y2

x^2−10xy+21y2

=(x−3y)(x−7y)

Answer:

(x−3y)(x−7y)

10.

(4x−4)(3x−4)

=12x^2−28x+16

12.

(3x−7y^4)^2

=49y^8−42xy^4+9x^2

OML that was hard. I gave up explaining the problems after the first 2 cause it took me so long. Sorry I'll answer 20 and 11 in a little bit.

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