41pts! what is the factored form of this expression? x^2+9+16

A.) (x+3) ^2

B.) (x+4) ^2

C.) (x-4) (x+4)

D.) The expression cannot be factored

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Lane

16 January, 22:15

41pts! what is the factored form of this expression? x^2+9+16

A.) (x+3) ^2

B.) (x+4) ^2

C.) (x-4) (x+4)

D.) The expression cannot be factored

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Answers (2)

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Brendan Green · Answer 1

d

Step-by-step explanation:

the expression cant be factored because there is no number that multiplies to get 16 but adds up to 9. ex; 8*2 is 16 but add to 10, 16 and 1 equals 17, and 4*4 is 16 but adds up to 8.

Adams · Answer 2

your answer is d

41pts! what is the factored form of this expression? x^2+9+16A.) (x+3) ^2B.) (x+4) ^2C.) (x-4) (x+4)D.) The expression cannot be factored

41pts! what is the factored form of this expression? x^2+9+16

A.) (x+3) ^2

B.) (x+4) ^2

C.) (x-4) (x+4)

D.) The expression cannot be factored