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How do you factor 8w2−18w+9?

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Answered by ericksimba100
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Let, y=8(w−p)(w−q)...(i)

Converted y'=w2−18w+72=(w - p')(w - q')

Factor pairs of (-72) --> ...(4, 18)(6, 12).

The sum is 18 = -b.

Therefore, p' = -6 and q' = -12.

Substituting to equation (i): p=p'/a=−6/8=−4/3 and q=−12/8=−3/2.

The factored form becomes: y=8(w−3/4)(w−3/2)=(4w−3)(2w−3)

Answered by SMALLSMOKE2NO9
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Step-by-step explanation:

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