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OpenStudy (anonymous):

I'll give a medal to whoever helps! Factor completely: d^2-64

OpenStudy (ribhu):

(d+8)(d-8)

OpenStudy (bloomlocke367):

no direct answers @ribhu

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Thank you @ribhu

OpenStudy (ribhu):

this one was merely factorisation and no intermediate steps were involved @BloomLocke367

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Factor: 2d^2-12d+18 @ribhu

OpenStudy (eli_moses):

\[d ^{2}-64\] original format of standard form: \[y=x ^{2}+ax+b\]

OpenStudy (eli_moses):

so to turn it to factored form do this...|dw:1426107738850:dw| so we would need to use the diamond method like so...

OpenStudy (eli_moses):

\[d ^{2}-64+(0)\] I put an invisible 0 so it would be easier to view itso now we have to use the -64 and 0 for the diamond method

OpenStudy (anonymous):

The answer was already posted.. (d+8)(d-8)

OpenStudy (eli_moses):

|dw:1426108111785:dw| so find two numbers now that would multiply to the top number and add to the bottom

OpenStudy (eli_moses):

...fine close the question then i guess you don't need an explanation

OpenStudy (ribhu):

|dw:1426108229474:dw|

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