Math, asked by sashirekha7, 8 months ago

how can you Facforiz explain with examples​

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Answered by harinianbazhagan16
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Answer:

A factor divides a number completely without leaving any remainder. example: 75/5=13.

there is no remainder.

So we can say that 5 and 13 are the factors of 75.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by cookkiesandcream123
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Answer:

Here are the steps for factoring a quadratic (you didn't specify which type of equation u wanted help factoring with so i just assumed):

1. multiply a & c

2. find the multiples of a times c that when added will to b

3. put parantheses

4. simplify

Step-by-step explanation:

So let's take x^2-9x+14

in this case a= 1 b= -9 and c=14

when we multiply a & c we get 14

so what are the multiples of 14?

1x14, -1x14, 1x-14, 2x7, -2x7, 2x-7, -2x-7

The only multiple of 14 that we can see will equal -9 (our b) is -2 times -7

After you find the multiple of a and c that equals b, you put those multiples in place of b in the equation

So our equation was x^2-9x+14

But now we're replacing the -9x with our mutiples -2 and -7, which gives us:

x^2-2x-7x+14

* note that the multiples must have x's behind them

We can now put parentheses around our equation

(x^2-2x)(-7x+14)

From here we can just simplify each expression in the paratheses. We do this by finding the greatest common factor and putting it outside the parentheses

The GCF of x^2 and -2x is x. The GCF of -7x+14 is -7

So our equation now looks like

x(x-2)-7(x-2)

* IMPORTANT! notice how the remaining equations under the parentheses are the same. this shows us that our answers are correct. if the 2 equations in the parentheses (after simplifying) arent't the same, you made a mistake somewhere

Finally, you put the numbers outside the paratheses together under one parenthesis

(x-7)(x-2)

From here you just set each equation equal to 0 to find the zeros/roots of your equation. So x= 7 and x=2. Hope this helped! Let me know if u have any additional questions

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