Question

what is the factorization of the polynomial below?

x^3+2x^2-35x

Answer 1

\[x(x+7)(x-5)\]

Answer 2

Zarkon is beast!

Answer 3

Factor out x:
x(x^2+2x-35)
Then factor the quatratic:
x(x-5)(x+7)

Answer 4

3x^2+30x+48

Answer 5

..
any takers

Answer 6

3(x+2)(x+8)

Answer 7

-x^2-15x-54

Answer 8

Learn how to do it for yourself.

Answer 9

im in 6th grade give me some slack

Answer 10

I was doing this in 3rd. This place is not for people to answer every problem for you, rather to help you understand things you do not.

Answer 11

use WolframAlpha

Answer 12

Make clear what you do not understand, and you will be aided.

Answer 13

Or WolframAlpha, if you have no interest in actually learning anything for yourself, anyway.

Answer 14

i wanna learn how to do it on my own. can you guide me step by step on this next problem

Answer 15

8x^2+10x-25

Answer 16

i just don't understand how to factor when there is no gcf and there is a bigger number in front.

Answer 17

First, factor out the 8.
Then, try to find two numbers m and l so that:
m+l=the coefficient of the middle term
and
ml is equal to the constant term.
If that doesn't yield an obvious solution, look up a technique called 'completing the square,' and ask if you have any questions.

Answer 18

okay so the factors of 8 are
1 & 8
and 2&4.

Answer 19

No, factor out the 8, as in:
8(x^2+(5/4)x-(25/8))

Answer 20

whatt.
*8x^2+

Answer 21

What's the problem?

Answer 22

8x^2+10x-25

Answer 23

ohh

Answer 24

uhmm i'm not comprehending what the (5/4)x-(25/8))

Answer 25

What happens when you divide 10x and -25 by 8?