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Factor the polynomial. 42w^8 + 24w^5 w^5(42w^3 + 24) 6(7w^8 + 4w^5) 6w^5(7w^3 + 4) 6w^4(7w^4 + 4w) Need help please :)
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you factor out the biggest degree of w that you have in both terms. here it is w^5 so, 42w^8+24w^5 = 6w^5(6w^3+4)
Would it be answer c I do not see it on my answers :)
oops yeah, its 7w^3
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