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Explain, , why the expression x^2 + 16x – 48 is prime.
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That really depends on the level of math you're up to...
What level of math are you in? I assume Algebra I? If so, did you or did you not learn the quadratic formula yet?
@harrisonshields ?
A prime polynomial is one that cannot be factored into the product of two polynomials, using integer values.
True. I was asking that because there are different levels of prime. There is unfactorable and imaginary levels in quadratics.
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sorry i was away and im in factoring
Alright. So, you didn't learn the quadratic formula yet?
i dont think so
Alright. Then it's prime because it is not factorable. There are no factors of -48 that add up to 16.
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