Factor completely 5c5 + 60c4 + 180c3. 5c3(c + 6)(c - 6) 5c3(c2 + 12c + 36) 5c3(c + 6)2 5(c + 6)2
\(\large\color{black}{ 5c^5 + 60c^4 + 180c^3 }\)
In each of the terms, you have a common multiple/factor of: \(\large\color{black}{ 5c^{~3} }\) . Try to factor out of it, for me please.
okay ill try
take your time if need to.
\[5c5+60c4+180c3\]
\[c3\left( 5c2+12c +36 \right)\]
did i do that correctly?
i feel like i messed up with the 5c2 and the c3
you mean, \(\large\color{black}{ 5c^{~3}(c^{~2} + 12c+ 36) }\)
yes thats what i was going to put but i didnt know i should have gone with my gut feeling
okay so let me break it down again
i can divide 12 and 36 by 6 to factor is completely right or am i doing it wrong again?
yes, factor the inside.
Factor: \(\large\color{black}{ c^{~2} + 12c+ 36 }\)
yes!!!! sorry im just happy im getting it lol
you know that 6+6=12, and 6*6=36.
\[c2+6c +6\]
right?
\(\large\color{black}{ c^{~2} + 12c+ 36 = }\) \(\large\color{black}{ c^{~2} + 6c+6c+ 36 =c(c+6)+6(c+6)=? }\)
ohhhh
yes, so \(\large\color{black}{ c^{~2} + 12c+ 36 }\) is factored into?
a
how do you have any negative factors in \(\large\color{black}{ c^{~2} + 12c+ 36 }\) , if all the terms of this trinomial are positive?
If I had: b(b+5)+5(b+5) , I would combine this to: (b+5)(b+5)
c idk i'm close to giving up
C is correct actually
\(\large\color{black}{ 5c^{~3}(c^{~2} + 12c+ 36) }\) \(\large\color{black}{ 5c^{~3}(c+6) ^{~2} }\)
well i was going in between that and a. im sorry for being a little out of it. i just really dont get it. lol thank you though for keeping up with me :)
yw
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