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Find the slip and slide trinomials if 16k2 -24k + 8

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16k^2-24k+8

In order to use the slip and slide method, first, we multiply the leading coefficient by the constant term, rewriting the expression will look like this:


\begin{gathered} k^2-24k+(8*16) \\ k^2-24k+128 \end{gathered}

factor the expression using two numbers that multiplied together are equal to 128 and added together are equal to -24,


(k-8)(k-16)

then, divide both terms by the 16 we multiplied first


\begin{gathered} (k-(8)/(16))(k-(16)/(16)) \\ (k-(1)/(2))(k-1) \end{gathered}

rewrite the terms by sliding the denominator in front of the variable,


(2k-1)(k-1)

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