Question

What are the different ways of factoring after you take out the GCF?

Answer 1

@mathmate @mathmale

Answer 2

do you have an example?

Answer 3

I don't think you can factor after taking out common factors. If you want to find zeros for a function you might want to use complete the square or the quadratic formula.

Answer 4

yeah you can, thats the question

Answer 5

there is no example, i just need to know like how you can factor after taking out the GCF

Answer 6

Also, do you guys know what form must a polynomial be in before you begin to solve?

Answer 7

@triciaal

Answer 8

@zepdrix

Answer 9

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