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Please please factor fully.

d)
x^(3) - 2
x^(2) + 4x
e)6x
^(2) y - 3x
x^(3)y
^(2)
f) 3xy
^(2) + 9x
^(2)y - 6xy
g) -4a
^(2)b + 16ab
^(2) - 8ab

User Josh Black
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Answer: My bad if I butchered any answers. It was hard to read tbh

Explanation:

D.) You can only factor out an x here. So you'd get:
x(x^2-2x+4)

E.) You can factor out a 3x^2y to get:
3x^2y(2-x)

F.) You can factor out a 3xy to get:
3xy(y+3x-2)

G.) You can factor out a -4ab to get:
-4ab(a-4b+2)

User Shilch
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Answer:

d ) x( x^2 - 2x + 4 )

e ) 3x^2y( 2 - xy )

f ) 3xy( y + 3x - 2 )

g ) - 4ab( a - 4b + 2 )

Explanation:

Let me just clarify whether these were the right expressions before considering the answer;


d ) x^3 - 2x^2 + 4x\\e ) 6x^2y - 3x^3y^2\\f ) 3xy^2 + 9x^2y - 6xy\\g ) - 4a^2 + 16ab^2 - 8ab

Now take a look at the explanation( s ) below;


x^3 - 2x^2 + 4x\\Common Term = x,\\\\Factored Expression = x \left(x^2-2x+4\right)

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6x^2y - 3x^3y^2\\Common Term = 3x^2y,\\\\Factored Expression = 3x^2y\left(2-xy\right)

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3xy^2 + 9x^2y - 6xy,\\Common Term = 3xy,\\\\Factored Expression = 3xy\left(y+3x-2\right)

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- 4a^2b + 16ab^2 - 8ab,\\Common Term = - 4ab,\\\\Factored Expression = -4ab\left(a-4b+2\right)

Hope that helps!

User Abdelwahed
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