Factor. v2 – 36 A. (v + 6)(v – 6) B. (v – 6)2 C. (v2 – 6)2 D. (v – 6)(v – 6)
Any ideas? Hint: a difference of squares can be factored into the sum of two numbers times their difference.
Hey! Ok first we write 36 as a square in order to express x2-36 as a difference squares so what do we get?
so we are just writing 36 as a square
I barley started learning this, since a square is 4 is it 36/4? Im just taking a guess?
v^2 — 36 = v^2 — 6^2
Well it was like this 6^2 before right? so they put it into this 36 b.c 6^2=36 so now they want it back to 6^2 @ninowletonzalez06
you get it @ninowletonzalez06
so if we put it back to 6^2 we get \[v ^{2}-6^{2}\]
Have you studied the FOIL method?
so im thinking it will be A or D?
Good so net we factor the difference of two squares
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so we factor the difference of two square and what do we get
since the symbol is subtraction it should be D since both of the signs are (-)
Nope its not b.c we factoring the difference
your on the right track :D
can you explain on the drawing tool?
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Try using the distributive property.
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So what do we do next?
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