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Factor the polynomial. X^3+2x^2+4x+8
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factor by grouping
do the same as the previous one @Annie62 ...
she's done a similar problem?
Me and Mertsj worked the previous one for you...
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well I've met these types of askers before :/
For the last one
Well sorry to bother you guys but thanks anyway.... I got it and as well as I understand it thanks though
\[x^3+2x^2+4x+8\] Group \[(x^3+2x^2)+(4x+8)\] Factor out a x^2 from the first part. THEN factor out a 4 from the second part.
Yeah I know thanks I figured it out lol but thanks though
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I was going to continue to explain, but good you understand it now :)
Thanks
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