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MEDAL!!! How to factorize 8n^2 - 56n
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Start by finding the GCF of 8 and 56
\(8(n^2 - 7n)\)
common factoring
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Nope we know that 8n^2 means 8 ^nn 56 also had an n So your gcf is indeed 8 but we can also say 8n because both of the numbers have n's Can you divide both by 8n and tell me what u get? :)
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Oh yes. 8n(n - 7)
Good job :)
You also know its correct because when you distribute the 8n you end up with the same thing u started with =)
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