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Factor out the greatest common factor. 4x + 36x^2 A. 4x(x + 9x^2) B. 4x(9x) C. 4x(x + 9x) D. 4x(1 + 9x)
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PK can help you with this one
What's the common term here?
x?
Yes, that's part of it, what else?
4?
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Yup! So you can factor out a 4x, what do you get?
factor out of 4x
36x^2?
\[4x(?x+?)\]
4 times ? gives you 36?
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9!
Yes! So your final answer is?
4x(9x) ?
\[4x(9x+1)\]
I don't understand, what is the one for?
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\[4x+36x^2\] \[4x(1+9x)\] when you take the 4x out there's still a 1 there.
Because you're factoring it out of something right?
Oh, thank you so much! :D
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