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Jaida Sloan
8 July, 04:31
How to factor a problem
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Zaria Vega
8 July, 05:31
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I don't have an equation so I made one up. If you need me to explain my steps I'll be more than happy too.
X^2+5x+4
(x+4) (x+1)
The thing you really have to do is pay attention to the exponents so you know if you put in x or x^2. Just ask yourself what you can add to get 5 but you can multiply to get 4? If you ask yourself a question like that then you'll be good.
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