I don't know where to sort all of these! My brain is dying I need help FACTORING SORTMATCH EACH OF THE POLYNOMIALS TO THE CORRECT COLUMN, BASED ON HOw YOu WOULD FACTOR THAT POLVNOMIAL EACH OF THEPOLYNOMIALS WILL REQUIRE VOU TO TAKE OUT A GCF. MOVE ON TO THE NEXT SLIDE ONCE VOU HAVE SORTED THEM.1) 27x2-75 3) 8x2 +20x- 12 5) 5xy +20x y 7) 7x2-63x + 140 9) 6x + 34x +20 11) 15x-3x-542) 4x - 24xy + 8xz 4) 9x y-54xy 6) 4x + 20x-144 8) 2x + 12x + 18 10)4x2-324 12) 10x-90GCF ONLYDIFFERENCE OF SQUARESTRINOMIAL (A=1)TRINOMIAL (A>1)

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FACTORING SORT MATCH EACH OF THE POLYNOMIALS TO THE CORRECT COLUMN, BASED ON HOW Vou WOULD FACTOR THAT POLVNOMIAL EACH OF THE POLYNOMIALS WILL REQUIRE YOU TO TAKE OUT A GCF. MOVE ON TO THE NEXT SLIDE ONCE VOU HAVE SORTED THEM. 1) 27x2-75 3) 8x2 +20x- 12 5) 5xy +20x y 7) 7x2-63x + 140 9) 6x + 34x + 20 11) 15x-3x-54 2) 4x- 24xy + 8xz 4) 9x y-54xy 6) 4x +20x- 144 8) 2x +12x + 18 10) 4x-324 12) 10x-90 GCF ONLY DIFFERENCE OF SQUARES TRINOMIAL (A=1) TRINOMIAL (A>1)

FACTORING SORT MATCH EACH OF THE POLYNOMIALS TO THE CORRECT COLUMN, BASED ON HOW Vou WOULD FACTOR THAT POLVNOMIAL EACH OF THE POLYNOMIALS WILL REQUIRE YOU TO TAKE OUT A GCF. MOVE ON TO THE NEXT SLIDE ONCE VOU HAVE SORTED THEM. 1) 27x2-75 3) 8x2 +20x- 12 5) 5xy +20x y 7) 7x2-63x + 140 9) 6x + 34x + 20 11) 15x-3x-54 2) 4x- 24xy + 8xz 4) 9x y-54xy 6) 4x +20x- 144 8) 2x +12x + 18 10) 4x-324 12) 10x-90 GCF ONLY DIFFERENCE OF SQUARES TRINOMIAL (A=1) TRINOMIAL (A>1)

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ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

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Problem 1MCCP: In Exercises 1-25, simplify the given expression or perform the indicated operation (and simplify,...

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