Factor the common factor out of the expression
1) -6n+2

Question

Factor the common factor out of the expression 
1) -6n+2

scarlettfarra2000 · Answer

$$2) 15n ^{3}+9$$
$$3) 7x ^{5}+63x ^{4}+21x ^{2}$$
$$4)70a ^{6}+100a ^{3}-40a ^{2}-50a$$
$$5) 21n ^{4}+3n ^{3}+27n ^{2}-30n$$

anonymous · Answer

ok so 1 you factor out the two
2 you need to use sum of cubes
5 you need to group with parenthesis

anonymous · Answer

then maybe use synthetic for 3 and 4?

jhonyy9 · Answer

1. -6n+2 = - 3*2n +2 

what numers are common ?

mathmale · Answer

7x^{5} + 63x^{4}  +  21x^{2}  has three terms.  Each term has a multiple of 7 in it.  Can you factor out 7 from each term?   Write your result in the form 7(                             ).

mathmale · Answer

@ScarlettFarra2000:  Please become involved in this discussion.  Thank you.

scarlettfarra2000 · Answer

@jhonyy9 the common number is 2 right?

jhonyy9 · Answer

yes right for the first one

scarlettfarra2000 · Answer

So two's the answer or is there another step?

jhonyy9 · Answer

for the first one yes is 2 sure because than you see it there are just 2 the common number in every two terms - yes ?

scarlettfarra2000 · Answer

Right

jhonyy9 · Answer

ok. good luck

bye bye

scarlettfarra2000 · Answer

@mathmale the common number would be 7