Question

Factorise following polynomials (Use factor theorem)
2x^3-3x^2+1

Answer 1

@ikram002p

Answer 2

first factor x you will be left with a second degree polynomial that you can factor out easily

Answer 3

@Mashy might help :D
im sort of bze
will you mashy :P

Answer 4

\[(x-1)^2 (2 x+1) \]

Answer 5

Okay got it

Answer 6

Thanks everyone..

Answer 7

oh, you can actually factor x lol.

Answer 8

I used the grouping, but i got different result than he did

Answer 9

Oh I realized the mistake lol

Answer 10

@eric_d, this for the other question that you asked. This as far as I go

Answer 11

I tried factoring those two terms but they have complex solutions. The factorization will look ugly o