Question

s^2-13sz40z^2

Answer 1

What the...is that your middle finger?

Answer 2

yea sorry fb pic

Answer 3

Are you sure you have this written right? Why are there two z's?

Answer 4

its sz

Answer 5

s^2-13sz+40z^2 you mean?

Answer 6

Oh...that looks like it makes more sense. Good call anhhuyalex

Answer 7

yes @ anhhuyalex

Answer 8

(s-8z)(s-5z)

Answer 9

There ya go

Answer 10

what about c^2-11cf+30f^2

Answer 11

(c - 6f)(c - 5f)

Answer 12

You should have these figured out by now.

Answer 13

i should but i dont sorry , 6b^2-42b+72

Answer 14

6(b - 3)(b-4)

Answer 15

can you help me complete factoring?

Answer 16

What do you mean?

Answer 17

like 2x^3+14x^212x

Answer 18

2x^3+14x^2+12x

Answer 19

:)

Answer 20

lol is that a yes

Answer 21

2x(x^2 + 7x+6) = 2x(x+6)(x+1)

Answer 22

It's too bad you don't know how to do these

Answer 23

i know :( im homeschooled . what about -6x^6-12x^5+288x^4

Answer 24

Home school is supposed to be a good thing, not a bad thing.

Answer 25

i know but you help i give you medals lol

Answer 26

you there

Answer 27

Yes, hold on. This one is tricky

Answer 28

Oh, I had it...I just made a goofy mistake

-6x^4(x^2 + 2x-48) = -6x^4(x+8)(x-6)

Answer 29

How many of these do you have?

Answer 30

two more

Answer 31

what about a^8+5a^7b-6a^6b^2

Answer 32

a^6(a^2 + 5ab - 6b^2) = a^6(a - b)(a+6b)