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Factor each polynomial. Look for a GCF first

(i don’t know how to get the GCF and the circled numbers are what ones i have to do)

Factor each polynomial. Look for a GCF first (i don’t know how to get the GCF and-example-1

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Answer:

20.
x\left(x-6\right)\left(x+8\right)

22.
2\left(x+1\right)\left(x+4\right)

24.
5m\left(m-1\right)\left(m+7\right)

Explanation:

20.
x^3+2x^(2) -48x

The GCF is x, so you group it out of the equation first.


x(x^(2) +2x-48)

Then, you find 2 numbers that will equal to 2 when you add them and will equal to -48 when you multiply them.


?+?=2\\?*?=-48

The two numbers would be -6 and 8. You then differentiate the squares.


x\left(x-6\right)\left(x+8\right)

22.
2x^(2) +10x+8

The GCF is 2, so you must group it out.


2(x^(2) +5x+4)

Find the two numbers that will equal to 5 when you add them and will equal to 4 when you multiply them.


?+?=5\\?*?=4

The two numbers would be 1 and 4. Finally, differentiate the squares.


2\left(x+1\right)\left(x+4\right)

24.
5m^(3) +30m^2-35m

The GCF is 5m, so you must group it out.


5m(m^2+6m-7)

Find the two numbers that will equal to 6 when you add them and will equal to -7 when you multiply them.


?+?=6\\?*?=-7

The two numbers would be -1 and 7. Finally, differentiate the squares.


5m\left(m-1\right)\left(m+7\right)

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