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Please help asap!! binomial factor

Please help asap!! binomial factor-example-1

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Answer:

The binomial factor of the given equation is 3x-8

Solution:

We know that,


9=3*3=3^(2)


64=8*8=8^(2)

According to the formula,
a^(2)b^(2) = (ab)^(2)

we get,
9x^(2)-64=3^(2)x^(2)-8^(2)=(3x)^(2)-8^(2)

From the formula,
a^(2)-b^(2) = (a+b) (a-b)

Here in this step we can consider a as 3x and b as 8

On substituting the values we can simplify the above equation as,
9x^(2)-64 = (3x+8) (3x-8)

The factors
9x^(2)-64 are
(3x+8) and (3x-8)

So, the answer is (3x-8)

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Answer:

3x - 8

Explanation:

the factors of the following equation
9x^(2)  - 64 = are:


(3x - 8)(3x + 8)

If you look the equation you can notice that you don´t have a term like -48x or 48x, so the factors must have a positive and negative sign.

Remember first you need to multiply each segment and finally add.


(3x - 8)(3x + 8) = 9x^(2) <strong>- 24x + 24x </strong>-64 =
9x^(2) &nbsp;- 64 =

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