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if 3 is one factor of -45,what is the other factor? ... (Asked by randy beaver)
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45=3x3x5. Other than 3, 5 is the other factor...(Answered by knitting guy)

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factor each of the following? 81r^2-36rs+4s^2= x^2+3x+2= x^2+8x+12= 72-22+x^2= x^2-5x-24= 3x^2+11x+10= 4x^2+7x-2= i keep getting these wrong on my exam... so can anyone help me with them i would so greatfull... thanks xoxo shelly ... (Asked by Shelly <pink_godess05>)
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no u r a cheater...(Answered by Links)

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factor the expression k^2+11k+28? ... (Asked by lykwo814@verizon.net)
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(k+4)(k+7)...(Answered by dorman143)

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factor completely x^2-7xy+7ax-49ay Could someone please show me how to work this out all the way i am lost? This is not a school question it is one i came up with to try to figure out how to work the problem out. If someone would just show the work or how they came up with their answer it would help me out a lot. ... (Asked by lyn_zie2003)
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Factor by grouping x^2 - 7xy + 7ax - 49ay = (x^2 - 7xy) + (7ax - 49ay) From the first group you can factor an x and from the second group you can factor 7a. = x(x-7y) + 7a(x-7y) = (x-7y)(x+7a)...(Answered by MsMath)

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One factor of 3x^2- 6x + 9 is :? ... (Asked by Queen G)
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= 3(x^2-2x+3) so 3 is one factor, (x^2-2x+3) is another...(Answered by Judy)

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factoring polynomials ??? please someone help me , i am using the virtual highschool of excellence algebra 2 class for homeschoolers and it is no help and i just dont understand it , does ne1 have a good website or advice? ... (Asked by bamf)
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Factoring Polynomials Factoring Polynomials. Factoring a polynomial is the opposite process of multiplying polynomials. ... looking for simpler polynomials that can be ...www.jamesbrennan.org/algebra/polynomials/factoring_polynomials.htm - 16k - Cached - More from this site Factoring Polynomials Factoring Polynomials. by Shelley Walsh ©2000. Common Factors ... How to Add, Subtract, Multiply, and Divide Polynomials. Synthetic Division ...faculty.ed.umuc.edu/~swalsh/Math Articles/Factoring.html...(Answered by shoblya)

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how to simplify 8/x+1 minus 4/x+2? it's an algebra question. in a "factoring" group./ means "per" ... (Asked by LunA WaY LovE GeRarD WaY)
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8/(x+1) - 4/(x+2) = (8[x+2]-4[x+1])/(x+1)(x+2)= (8x+16-4x-4)/(x+1)(x+2)= (4x+12)/(x+1)(x+2)= 4(x+3)/(x+1)(x+2) thats the best i could do i hope this helps...(Answered by Matty G)

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factors which make professional relationships effective in childminding? practice in a way that shows clearly the points for and against and make a resonable judgement ... (Asked by semone m)
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Professional relationships effective in childminding? Are you possibly talking about daycare workers? Even though we, as homeschool parents, are highly effective at what we do, and most of us are educated people, we usually do not describe our relationships with our children as "professional" nor do we desribe our homeschooling approaches as "childminding" I know I went out on a limb and spoke on behalf of a lot of people just then, but I think they will back me up on that. I think you need to ask your question to a different group of people. It seems a bit miscategorized here ...(Answered by Terri)

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all you math geeks, how do you factor this? how do you factor x^4 + 4y^4 ? ten points for the answer there is an answer and yes it is factorable ... (Asked by Professor Dopetastic Rockefeller)
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= (x +4^(1/4)y)^4 - {4(4^(1/4))x^3y+ 12x^2y^2+4(4^(3/4))xy^3} employ pascal's triangle to derive expansion of (x + 4^(1/4)y)^4 which yields an expression: x^4+{................}+4y^4; the expression in { } braces given above General solution of (a+b)^4 =a^4 + 4a^3b+6a^2b^2+ 4ab^3+b^4 substitute a=x and b= 4^(1/4)y If we suggest a constraint {4(4^(1/4))x^3y+ 12x^2y^2+4(4^(3/4))xy^3} = 0 then ; (x +4^(1/4)y)^4= x^4+4y^4 and from the imposed constraint 4(4^(1/4))x^2+12xy+4(4^(3/4))y^2 =0 solving quadratic equation where x is expressed in terms of y x = (- 3 +/- y(-7)^(1/2)) / (2(4^(1/4))), substituting this value of x, written as a funtion of y, find an expression for y using the same quadratic constraint It is worth mentioning that no guarantee of real/ ...(Answered by Kevin)

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Solve by factoring? x^2 - 4x - 5 = 0 ... (Asked by Math Freak 1990)
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-->(x-5)(x+1) -->x=5 or -1 hey plz more prob of such type i am ready to answer u...(Answered by ARYAN MANDY)

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