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Q: Find 1!, 2!, 4!, and 6!.

A: Factorial:

Q: 6. |x²e-2*dx

A: Solved below

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A: Apologies for the inconvenience. I have rechecked the works and I am solving again them for you. The…

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A: Given data

Q: What is Algebra

A: Algebra is one branch of Mathematics that uses letters to write rules andformula in a general way .…

Q: can this be done by a human?

A: F(s)=(-4s-2) /(s2-2s+26)

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A: Explanation of the answer is as follows

Q: you have to show ur work

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A: We have to factor x from ax+bx.

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A: No, this does not imply that a variable, like a, goes to infinity only because it is bigger than 0.