Question

Can someone please tell me how to factor? x^3+y^3

I'm sure this is easy, I just don't know how to do it.

Answer 1

3 is common in both so it would be (x+y)^3

Answer 2

Also, out of curiosity, does anyone know a calculator like Wolfram that shows the process for solving for free?

Also, if you could find a good tutorial video on this subject, I would really appreciate it. I tend to understand things well if they'll instructed in video form.

Answer 3

I didn't know you could take out an exponent...

Answer 4

Is (x+y)^3 the final answer?

Answer 5

because you can distribute the exponent still to get the same answer. Yes it is the final answer.

Answer 6

All right, if you would be willing to stay a bit to see if I understand the other problems, I'd appreciate it.

Answer 7

sure

Answer 8

Because Wolfram got a completely different answer than you, so I'm confused.

Answer 9

I'm sorry, but in my homework, they give snippets of the answer, and according to the one you gave, it HAS to be wrong.

Answer 10

Factor the expression completely.

Answer 11

what was the spinet they gave you?

Answer 12

I mean snippet.

Answer 13

i've attached it

Answer 14

Okay, I guess you don't know the answer.

Answer 15

Thanks for your time.