Question

factor x2 + 4/3 - 4/9

Answer 1

do you mean x^2+4/3x-4/9?

Answer 2

yes

Answer 3

you may try to solve for x using quadratic formula on x^2+4/3x-4/9=0.

Answer 4

\[\Huge{\color{red}{x^2+{8\over9}}}\]

Answer 5

then, after that, (x - value you got)(x+value you got).

Answer 6

that is, if the original problem was x^2+4/3x-4/9.

Answer 7

@TheViper how you get it ?

Answer 8

Solve it

Answer 9

Subtract 4/3 from 4/9,i.e.,
\[\Huge{\color{green}{\frac{4}{3}-\frac{4}{9}}}\]

Answer 10

janirish said that the original problem was x^2+4/3x-4/9.

Answer 11

the factor of this will have a radical, and the best method to use is quadratic formula.

Answer 12

ok ok
then @violy is correct:)

Answer 13

ok ! now what is the correct answer ?

Answer 14

try to use the quadratic formula