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What is the missing expression? x8 + 3x5 = x5(_____)
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What you are doing here is simply factoring out the GCF. In this example that factor would be x^5. Once that is complete the missing expression would be x^(3)+3.
whats the answer
try factoring the problem quickly removing \[x ^{5}\] as your GCF. What do you have remaining?
A key note here would be to remember that when dividing coefficients with exponents you subtract the exponents. For example \[x ^{8} \div x ^{5} = x ^{3}\]
so the answer is x^3+3
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Yes. Do you understand how you got that?
no
http://www.purplemath.com/modules/solvpoly2.htm This website will explain everything you need to know about factoring polynomials.
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