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1. Create trinomial 2. Put it in descending form 3. Factor trinomial 4. Verify the factors are correct 5. Divide by one of the factors
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work backwards to make your life easy
start with the trinomial in factored form, say \((x-3)(x+4)\) then multiply out to get \(x^2+x-12\)
so now start with \[x^2+x-12\] which is your polynomial in descending order factor as \[(x-3)(x+4)\] divide by one of the factors, say \[\frac{(x-3)(x+4)}{x+4}\] and get \(x-3\)
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so is that the whole problem?
Hoe, y u no do work?
i have been doing my own work. i have a lot i need to try and get done because i'm months behind so i'm asking for help.
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