xSquared + 16x + 64 =f(x)
can you show the work
does it... it's not set to zero.
f(x) = (x+8)^2
x^2+16x+64=f(x) factor by knowing 8+8=16 and 8*8=64 (x+8)^2 x=-8
-8 will be your zero's
otherwise, you just want the factor, that is the simplest form of the equation. what does the question ask for?
it says factor and then solve to find the roots of the function
ya, so the roots are the zero's and you have the factors
what would be the final answer
and the work
factored form is f(x)=(x+8)^2 roots=-8
the work is my answer above
if you want to show every detail in the work, you have to use the quadratic equation, but this one is pretty easy so it isnt entirely necessary
unless you have just been introduced to the quad eqn, in which case you would use it
just for good measure, so the prof knows you know what you are doing
lol i have no idea what im doing tho :/
then use the quadratic equation and it will give you the roots
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